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Have you ever wondered how giant mountains are formed? The answer lies deep beneath our feet, in the movements of tectonic plates. The Earth’s surface is made up of several huge sections of rock (24) __________ are called tectonic plates. These plates are not static; they have been moving for billions of years. When two continental plates collide, they push against each other with incredible force. Since the plates have similar densities, neither can sink beneath the other. (25) __________, the rock at the boundary is forced upwards, folding and faulting. This process exerts enormous (26) __________ on the crust, slowly creating the towering peaks we see. For example, the magnificent Himalayan mountain range (27) __________ by the collision between the Indian and Eurasian plates. This geological event (28) __________ millions of years ago and is still happening today. The entire process (29) __________ a huge amount of time, demonstrating the powerful forces that shape our planet.

When we travel abroad, we are more than just tourists; we are unofficial ambassadors for our home country. The way we act can shape how people in other countries view Vietnam. Being a respectful guest is not just about being polite; it's about creating positive connections and leaving a good impression that lasts long after we return home. This responsibility is something every young traveler should take seriously.

A little preparation goes a long way. Before your trip, learning a few basic phrases in the local language, like "hello" and "thank you," shows respect. Another essential aspect is understanding the local dress code. In some cultures, modest clothing is required, especially when visiting religious sites. Dressing appropriately shows that you value their traditions, and it can help you blend in more comfortably with the local population.

It is also important to be mindful of local customs. For example, taking photos of people without asking for permission can be seen as rude in many places. Similarly, some religious or historical sites have strict rules, and photography may be prohibited entirely. Always look for signs or ask a guide if you are unsure. Respecting these boundaries shows that you are a considerate and thoughtful visitor.

Ultimately, being a good global citizen starts with being a good guest. Just as the Vietnam National Authority of Tourism encourages international visitors to respect our culture, we should do the same when we travel. By being curious, respectful, and open-minded, we not only enrich our own travel experiences but also build bridges of understanding between Vietnam and the rest of the world.