Hoi An faces cultural decline as locals flee rapid commercialization
Hoi An is experiencing cultural and demographic change as rapid commercialization drives residents away from the historic town. About 40% of original homeowners have left, while rents for state-owned properties have risen sharply, raising concerns about the loss of local community life.
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