The woman recorded a video, "bending" yoga in front of the gate of Linh Ung Pagoda, social media made waves

Social media spread a clip of a woman practicing yoga right in front of the gate of Linh Ung Pagoda (Da Nang). Only a few tens of seconds of images are enough to make the online community debate fiercely, revolving around the boundary between personal freedom and the sanctity of belief.

The yoga pose in front of the temple gate makes many people "stand up"

According to the clip that went viral on January 3, the woman wore a short outfit and performed yoga movements right at the entrance of the temple gate. Notably, she also performed the pose of "planting a banana tree", supporting her hands and raising her legs to balance on the steps leading to the temple grounds.

Meanwhile, below there are two other people who are said to be placing fixed cameras, recording the entire process. The surrounding scene has many tourists and people passing by, making the situation quickly sensitive.

Direct reaction from visitors and the online community

Not only attracting attention online, the clip also recorded on-the-spot reactions from people around them. Some tourists expressed their discomfort, saying that this action was not suitable for a space that needed dignity.

When widely shared, the video quickly attracted thousands of comments. Most of the comments expressed their frustration, saying that practicing yoga and filming in the area in front of the temple gate was unsophisticated.

"Is it okay to do that in a sacred place?", "There is nothing wrong with practicing yoga, but choosing a place like this is difficult to accept", or "The temple is not a park to do whatever you want" are the comments that appear densely on forums.

Location identification is still being clarified

According to initial information, the incident is believed to have occurred on the afternoon of January 2, in the area in front of the gate of Linh Ung pagoda on the Son Tra peninsula (Da Nang). However, a representative of the Management Board of Son Tra Peninsula and Da Nang tourist beaches said that it is not possible to confirm the exact location in the clip.

The reason is that in Da Nang there are three pagodas with the same name Linh Ung, located in different locations. Therefore, the specific identification needs more time to check and compare images.

The nationality of the woman has not been confirmed

Besides the story of the location, the identity and nationality of the woman in the clip are also issues of interest to many people. However, the authorities said that there is no accurate information on this issue.

However, the representative of the Management Board clearly affirmed the point of view: the behavior of training and filming as in the clip is unacceptable, if it is true that it takes place in the pagoda area – where dignity and standards of behavior are needed.

Management responsibility belongs to the temple

Regarding the management, the leader of the Management Board of Son Tra Peninsula and Da Nang tourist beaches said that the security and order in the pagoda premises is responsible for the pagoda.

"The task of managing the temple belongs to the abbot. When inappropriate behaviors occur, the Management Board will discuss and comment directly with the pagoda for handling," he emphasized.

The story of public behavior boundaries

This incident continues to spark a familiar debate: what is the line between individual rights and norms in public, especially in spiritual spaces. Yoga is an active health exercise, but the choice of location and expression plays a very important role.

For many people, the pagoda is not only a tourist attraction but also a place to send spiritual beliefs. Therefore, all behaviors here need a certain moderation and respect.

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