Why does Asia's least mysterious country attract an influx of men from neighboring countries? (Laos)

The French humanistic travel documentary series Les Routes de l'impossibles tells the story of people who, at great risk, struggle to make a living by driving vehicles (cars, trucks, boats...). This episode of Hard Ride takes us on a journey to the mysterious, egg-filled neighbor country of Laos (Laos). We'll take a look at the lives of ordinary people and get to know the country of Vientiane in the truest sense of the word. When it comes to the country of Laos, I believe that many people do not have a deep memory point, as a neighboring country it appears to be low-profile and mysterious, almost no sense of existence. So what is the real Laos like? The population of Laos was once known as the "Daughter Country" because of the large number of women and the small number of men. Not only that, but the country is full of beautiful women. Laotian girls are often taught to be loyal to their families, emphasizing the values of respect, humility and harmony. Due to their religious beliefs, cultural traditions and lack of education, Laotian girls show great resilience and adaptability. They are not only beautiful, but also gentle and hard-working. What is even more heartwarming is that most families in Laos do not have the custom of asking for a bride price, and even if they do, it is just a token of goodwill, not a heavy bride price. Because Laos is poor and backward, the income of its residents is generally low, and the level of consumption may only be equivalent to that of a small town in China. If you choose to travel abroad, you can get a better experience in Laos for the same amount of money. ......
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