Ces Choses Ordinaires Sont Interdites Dans Certains Pays du Monde

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Vous seriez surpris par certaines des choses quotidiennes qui sont interdites dans différentes parties du monde ! Par exemple, mâcher du chewing-gum est strictement interdit à Singapour car ils veulent garder leurs rues propres. À Milan, en Italie, il est en fait illégal de froncer les sourcils en public à moins d'assister à des funérailles ou de rendre visite à quelqu'un à l'hôpital. L'Australie a des lois de quarantaine très strictes, donc vous ne pouvez pas y apporter de fruits ou légumes frais. Même quelque chose d'aussi courant que porter des talons hauts est interdit sur certains sites historiques en Grèce pour protéger les monuments anciens !  Animation créée par Sympa. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Musique par Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com   Pour ne rien perdre de Sympa, abonnez-vous!: https://goo.gl/6E4Xna​ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nos réseaux sociaux : Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sympasympacom/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sympa.officiel/  Stock de fichiers (photos, vidéos et autres): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  Si tu en veux encore plus, fais un tour ici:  http://sympa-sympa.com

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00:00You surely know the expression

00:02In Rome, do as the Romans

00:04This means that in Rome

00:06You will have to make sure that your red fish

00:08Has a luxury bowl

00:10In Nigeria, don't dare to bring

00:12Your own brouette

00:14And in France, we avoid adding

00:16As much mayonnaise as possible in all dishes

00:18And yes,

00:20Bans around the world can be

00:22For the less surprising

00:24Number 1, you will never see

00:26Old door handles in Vancouver, Canada

00:28Some time ago, the city changed

00:30Its construction code to

00:32Impose the use of modern

00:34And elegant door handles

00:36This change aims to make buildings

00:38More accessible and easier to use

00:40Not only the new buildings are concerned

00:42Even the historic city hall

00:44Of Vancouver saw its elegant

00:46Art Deco door handles

00:48Replaced by shiny golden levers

00:50But don't worry, you could

00:52Keep your door handles at home

00:54As long as you want

00:56No repression brigade will come

00:58To confiscate them

01:00Number 2

01:02Here is a tip for the gamers

01:04Geoguessr

01:06If you see this chair on a picture

01:08It means that it has no chance

01:10Of being in Bal, Switzerland

01:12It is called a monoblock chair

01:14And it is very special

01:16Most objects indicate their chronological

01:18And geographical origin

01:20Like the shape of the electrical outlets

01:22Or the labels of the shampoo bottles

01:24This monoblock chair is independent

01:26Of any context

01:28Some consider it as one of the most

01:30Perfectly designed objects in the world

01:32While others say that its homogenous

01:34Aspect is disturbing

01:36And that globalization will have

01:38Caused the worst

01:40So, why is it forbidden in Bal?

01:42The authorities just want the city

01:44To stay elegant

01:46And they don't like the design of this chair

01:48If you want one in your garden

01:50It's up to you

01:52Number 3

01:54If you have already considered

01:56Bringing a chair to Nigeria

01:58You should warn yourself

02:00Don't even think about it

02:02If you need one for any reason

02:04During your stay in Nigeria

02:06Just buy one on the spot

02:08The authorities won't let your

02:10Imported chair cross the border

02:12Why?

02:14Well, because they want to support

02:16Their own industry

02:18And give a chance to local

02:20Number 4

02:22In China, the authorities decided

02:24To end time travel

02:26Wait a minute

02:28It's not what you think

02:30No time travel machine has ever been invented

02:32This ban concerns series

02:34And fiction movies

02:36By the way, it's not new

02:38The law was introduced in the early 2010s

02:40Apparently, the party wanted

02:42To preserve a form of authenticity

02:44And not distort some historical events

02:46They estimated that many scenarios

02:48Were a bit too extravagant

02:50Even if they invented myths

02:52Encouraged superstitions

02:54And went against the official Chinese history

02:56Number 5

02:58Coffee caps

03:00They became very popular

03:02Because they make the coffee preparation so fast

03:04However, Hamburg, Germany

03:06Doesn't seem to like these caps

03:08About 8 years ago

03:10The city decided to ban

03:12Plastic coffee caps in public offices

03:14These little capsules are made

03:16Of various materials

03:18Which makes the recycling very difficult

03:20Although these coffee caps

03:22Can cause many problems

03:24They are still very popular in the world

03:26To be honest, they are very successful

03:28In the USA and in Europe

03:30And are an important part

03:32Of the coffee market

03:34Hamburg hopes to set an example

03:36By raising awareness of the waste

03:38Caused by these caps

03:40Number 6

03:42Chewing gum

03:44In 1992

03:46The ban was put in place

03:48To prevent people from sticking their chewing gum

03:50In all kinds of unusual places

03:52Like the subway doors

03:54Lock cylinders

03:56And elevator buttons

03:58The degradation observed in the transport

04:00Would have been the drop of water

04:02That made the vase overflow

04:04This ban was established

04:06After several serious incidents

04:08Related to chewing gum

04:10In the trains of the Mass Rapid Transit

04:12For example, people stuck chewing gum

04:14On the door sensors

04:16Causing disturbances in the train services

04:18And now, the chewing gum

04:20Has been completely banned

04:22Just a clarification

04:24Yes, chewing gum

04:26Are sometimes prescribed

04:28For therapeutic or dental reasons

04:30And yes, they are still allowed

04:32Moreover, do not be mistaken

04:34About this ban

04:36It is not illegal to chew chewing gum

04:38In Singapore

04:40Just do not stick it

04:42Under the pretty bench of the park, okay?

04:44Which will cause you a lot of trouble

04:46However, it is to surrender

04:48To the smuggling of chewing gum

04:52Iceland is number 7

04:54In our hit parade of bizarre bans

04:56In 1924

04:58Reykjavik decided to ban dogs

05:00To prevent the spread

05:02Of a dangerous tenya

05:04The epidemic was serious

05:06And caused all kinds of serious health problems

05:08But do not worry

05:10Dogs are welcome again

05:12As long as they respect the rules

05:14Nowadays, in Reykjavik

05:16Cats are at the heart of everyday life

05:18They walk everywhere in the streets

05:20As if they owned the place

05:22It is impossible to take two steps

05:24Without meeting a little matou

05:26In search of attention

05:28Reykjavik cats are so popular

05:30That they even have their own Facebook page

05:32The inhabitants love them

05:34And some even keep treats on them

05:36In Iceland, nothing prevents them from prospering

05:40Number 8

05:42The Philippines

05:44This one is really weird

05:46Singing my way in karaoke bars

05:48Is somehow forbidden in this country

05:50This song, apparently harmless

05:52Caused in the past

05:54Quite serious consequences

05:56Like fights and even premature deaths

05:58No one knows the exact number

06:00Of deadly cases caused by this song

06:02But we have listed several incidents

06:04In the last 10 years

06:06The lyrics of the song

06:08A little pretentious

06:10Seems to annoy the Filipinos

06:12When they are misinterpreted

06:14This has led some karaoke bars

06:16To officially ban this song

06:18In order to avoid any overflow

06:20Number 9

06:22Have you ever heard of the Metabo law in Japan?

06:24It is about measuring the size of people

06:26To fight against obesity

06:28Introduced in 2008

06:30The goal was that companies

06:32And public authorities

06:34Achieve specific objectives

06:36Under financial sanctions

06:38The Ministry of Health hoped

06:40This initiative would help

06:42Prevent various diseases

06:44Thus, every year

06:46People aged 40 to 75

06:48Had to measure their size

06:50Employers and local authorities

06:52Had to make sure that at least

06:5465% of people participated

06:56The goal was to reduce

06:58Obesity rates in Japan

07:00In the event of a failure

07:02Sanctions were planned

07:04The result?

07:06In 2024, only 4.5% of Japanese

07:08Would still have weight problems

07:10Number 10

07:12Here we are again in Canada

07:14If you see someone counting cents

07:16At the cash register

07:18You can have a little fun

07:20Legally, of course

07:22According to the Canadian currency law

07:24There is a limit to the number of cents

07:26That can be used in a transaction

07:28So, if someone tries to use

07:3026 coins or more

07:32You can play fair

07:34And refuse the transaction

07:36Confiscate their cents as proof

07:38Time to go

07:40Number 11

07:42In France, unlike our neighbors

07:44From the Atlantic

07:46Spices in school canteens

07:48Are strictly regulated

07:50To make meals healthier for students

07:52Mayonnaise, ketchup and vinaigrette

07:54Must be served in limited quantities

07:56Italy

07:58In Rome

08:00It is forbidden to keep

08:02Red fish in a traditional glass

08:04Because it is considered cruel

08:06Due to lack of oxygen

08:08In addition, keeping them too long

08:10In such a bowl is likely

08:12To make them blind

08:14The law also prohibits giving

08:16Red fish as a price

08:18In foreign holidays

08:20So, if you plan to bring

08:22A red fish from Rome

08:24Thank you for your attention

08:26See you next time

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