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Apparently he’s 63. So he would have played in the streets in 1960ies Taiwan or Thailand. Both countries where most people couldn’t afford cars at the time.
Here in Germany, we can still play in the streets in 2026. We have streets designated for it.
What you have there is called a path.
It happens in the UK too. Kids play in the street, and get out of the way, if someone needs to drive through or park. Conversely, car drivers keep the speed down and give the kids time to get out of the way.
Everyone wins, and no, it's definitely a road not a path.