Vietnam's Café Culture: The Quest for Quiet Amidst Loud Conversations
Vietnam's cafes, often havens of tranquility, are increasingly disrupted by loud conversations from some patrons, disturbing others seeking peace. The rise of earphones is presented as one coping mechanism against this social friction.
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