In Iran people start the day early in the morning and end late in the evening. But no one is in a hurry here."
Parisa Tabakoli came to Belarus from Tehran, a big, noisy and very active city. Therefore, at first, the calm pace of life of the Belarusians even irritated her.
There are also other cultural differences. Iranians, according to Parisa, are very open and emotional in the media. She is used to loudly greeting guests and surrounding them with attention, while Belarusians can react to such spontaneity with surprise.
How are the habits of the people of Iran and Belarus different? Why is hospitality in Paris not just politeness, but part of the culture? And what did she herself learn from the Belarusians during her years living here?
Watch the interview.