She replies:

1. Eating a lot
2. Eating a lot
3. Eating a lot

The interviewer is Indonesian citizen, the other one is from Chinese main land that has lived in Indonesia since 2018.

They also talk about Yogyakarta and Surakarta AKA Solo, two Java island’s neighboring cities that have superb residents.

They are so kind, no racist, always smile and helpful.

Both cities amaze not only foreigners, but also Indonesian citizens from other areas.

Not all Indonesians have such high standard of kindness, politeness, gentleness and friendliness.

Everytime we ~as Indonesians~ go there, there will be relaxing vibes.

It is nearly the same as going to Mecca and Medina.

And? : Bali.

That’s my personal experience as a Jakarta resident. I believe Jerusalem has similar characteristic too. But I never went there.

In sacred cities: Mecca and Medina, by default, stressful feeling go away. Instead of Yogyakarta and Surakarta, it’s Bali that has vibes resembling those sacred cities.

Is it due to frequent worshipping factor? I believe so. Let researchers go action.

Note:

China is a great nation. But as to ‘dirty toilet’ in China, it can be better and clean as in western countries if there is communication submitted to the government in any level.

Why?

Because Indonesia experienced such ‘smelly toilet’ 😂 in the past before people were ready to change.

Culturally, westerners go to fancy restaurants, when going to Indonesia, why he chose street food? Finally we know the reason: As a tourist, he wanted to experience different thing. He was kinda obsessed with street food here by watching Netflix before.

Even though several times he had problem with stomach (most probably due to spicy food… or else?) he never complained a single word and continue to go street food.

(Satria Ponde Channel)

The falling of the water migh shape round azimuth -10°.

If I closed my eyes, I would think this anthem: Indonesia Raya (Great Indonesia) was sang by Indonesian kids, not foreign kids

No research performed yet 🙂

But look both brothers.

Felipe Valdes, a Brasilian, began to move and live in Indonesia – alone – at teenager age, and he went to high school in Indonesia. Now he is thirty something (32?). More than 10 years living in Indonesia then.

Lately he visited his homeland Brasil, and met his younger brother, whose look is common for Brasilian at his age (twenty something).

But Felipe looks much younger .

Is it due to Indonesia factor? Water? Food? Atmosphere?

Maybe, but then again, no research been done yet 😀

No, it’s culture! ^_^

Indonesia exhibition held in Paris.

Anggun tries becoming a sinden (Javanese traditional singer).

Unbelievable, the international singer is less ‘fluent’ than original sindens.

It’s understandable, because Anggun is, of course, used to sing modern songs.

What factors make Indonesians began to appreciate their cultural legacies from the past?

Among others — it might be among the most significant ones — is:

Foreigner’s appreciation, without which, such tradition only exists among traditional societies and humble stages.

Here is Anggun’s debut as an international singer years ago: “Snow on the Sahara”.

What does a sinden sound like?

In the song “Kala Cinta Menggoda” (“when the love seduces”, Asia’s best song back then) Chrisye collaborated with a sinden named Waljinah (a prominent name too). Please go to 2:42 and at end part.

And Good Bye Globe, Good Bye Conventional Flat Earth. It was nice quarrels so far 😀

Just one example: Flight from Vienna to Tokyo which is not go through Russia anymore, instead, through Middle East, India ocean, Indo China, East China.

Here is a comparison for the new flight path applied by each map.

And the winner is…. PHEW Flat Earth!!! ^_^

Why should go through above the sea?

Why should go through lower latitudes?

Because the earth is flat and south polar centered. ^_^