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Asep Saepulloh

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00:00You know Nangga, this is the most elite country in the world.

00:03Monaco!

00:04Monaco is a small country in Europe, but...

00:07One in three residents is a millionaire.

00:09Properties here can cost tens of millions of dollars.

00:12And there is no income tax.

00:14Crazy, right?

00:15F1 racing?

00:16There is.

00:16The most famous casino?

00:17There is.

00:18Like the life of a Sultan?

00:19Of course.

00:21Monaco is not only small, but also full of luxury.

00:24Tiny country with crazy wallet contents.

00:26Follow for more unique and cool country facts.

00:30Have you ever realized it?

00:32Japanese women are rarely fat.

00:34One of the reasons is their diet.

00:36Japanese food is low in fat, high in fiber, and small in portion sizes.

00:40Plus they are more active.

00:42Walking, taking public transportation, and moving regularly every day.

00:45Don't forget, green tea is their daily drink.

00:49Lots of antioxidants and helps metabolism.

00:51So it's not just because of genes, but also a healthy lifestyle that has become a culture.

00:56Follow for unique facts from around the world.

01:00Companies to eat camel meat?

01:03It turns out, there are also some interesting facts about it.

01:07Camel meat is known to be rich in protein, low in fat, and is also believed to be very good for diabetics.

01:14According to Islam, after eating camel meat, it is recommended to perform ablution again.

01:18Why is that?

01:20Yes, because there is a hadith that mentions this.

01:23Fresh meat cooked, boiled or ground grain.

01:25Camel meat is also resistant to extreme hot weather.

01:29This is why camel meat is a vital nutrient in desert areas.

01:33Uh, taste?

01:34This meat tastes similar to beef, but is firmer.

01:37Never tried this?

01:39Follow and discover other interesting facts about the world of food.

01:45Have you ever wondered why pork is forbidden in Islam?

01:50Quran Verses

01:51Q.S. Al-Baqarah 173

01:54In the Quran, Allah clearly forbids the consumption of pork because it is considered unclean.

02:00Scientifically, pork is prone to carrying parasites such as tapeworms, viruses, and is easily contaminated if not cooked properly.

02:09In addition, the saturated fat content is high and can trigger various diseases.

02:14So it's not just about faith, but also about health.

02:17Islam teaches us to protect our bodies from harm.

02:21Follow for more Islamic and educational content.

02:26You definitely wouldn't have guessed.

02:28In China, there are female students who work as rickshaw pullers.

02:31They are not unemployed, but both active students.

02:34Those who are willing to work hard to finance their studies and their own lives.

02:38For them, it's about responsibility and independence, not prestige.

02:42The pay may not be big, but their enthusiasm and determination are extraordinary.

02:47Very much appreciated!

02:47Behind the rickshaw is a story of struggle and great hope.

02:51Follow for more true and inspiring stories.

02:57You guys should know, in Japan, most houses are not locked, you know.

03:01That's because the crime rate there is very low.

03:04The community also has a high level of trust in each other.

03:07Their life is full of discipline and mutual respect.

03:10That's really cool.

03:12Imagine in Indonesia, before you have time to lock it, the motorbike is already gone.

03:15Different countries, different cultures.

03:18But we can learn from their discipline.

03:20Follow for more unique facts and cultural comparisons.

03:27The Japanese are known to be very dedicated to their work.

03:30Yos, many of them are even more focused on their careers than marriage.

03:34High work pressure and overtime culture make their time run out in the office.

03:38Many say that marriage takes time and responsibility.

03:42But work, that's a priority.

03:44As a result, Japan has seen a decline in birth rates and more people are living alone.

03:50What do you think?

03:51Career first or marriage first?

03:53Follow for other unique facts about world culture.

03:55Thank you for watching!

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