Interesting cultures

Beautiful girls in ASEAN countries and their national costumes. Every country has its own unique culture. Whether it is in terms of dress, food, traditions, culture, living, customs. And most importantly, people in that nation must be proud of what they are and what they have. and bring those Continue to develop the best Then we will see the value of ourselves and the nation.

Chinese supermodel and actor Du Juan graces the pages of Harper's Bazaar China's October issue. Du Juan is styled by Xiao Mu Fan in 'Whisper of Tibet' with images by Yin Chao ./ Makeup by Sun Qi; hair by Bon Fan Zhang

We want kids to learn about the world - even if they're stuck at home right now. At Deliberate Travel Kids we make activity workbooks for children, focused on travel and different cultures. Each workbook is based on a different country and is filled with puzzles and research activities to entertain and educate them. Perfect for kids aged 6-10 and the parents trying to distract them!

All over the world, there are different dress codes and etiquette for different occasions. One would dress in a formal outfit for a wedding, but wear comfortable and casual clothing for shopping, travelling or attending a sporting event. All cultures have specific rules and regulations for people visiting religious places and participating in religious ceremonies.

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Nicole Rafiki (pictured in the last two frames), an interdisciplinary artist, integrates textiles such as Kuba cloth (shown in the photos above) into her work to delve into themes of remembrance, healing, and cultural analysis. Drawing from her Congolese heritage, she blends photography, beadwork, and textiles to challenge Western anthropological perspectives and address issues like forced migration and racialized perceptions. Her artworks, rich in symbolism and storytelling, reclaim…

Nicole Rafiki (pictured in the last two frames), an interdisciplinary artist, integrates textiles such as Kuba cloth (shown in the photos above) into her work to delve into themes of remembrance, healing, and cultural analysis. Drawing from her Congolese heritage, she blends photography, beadwork, and textiles to challenge Western anthropological perspectives and address issues like forced migration and racialized perceptions. Her artworks, rich in symbolism and storytelling, reclaim…