Africa 1. Diet: The staple food is corn, which is ground into powder and made into various foods, such as plantain (which will be barbecued on charcoal fire), peanuts, soybeans, potatoes and meat, mainly soup, chicken, mutton and beef. Because there are Muslims in many countries here, every Eid al-Fitr, chicken is in short supply, eggs are also available, and the price is relatively expensive. Mainly Africans.

On holidays, this place will be in line with international standards. There are international holidays, and each country has its own unique legal holidays. If you don't go to work on holidays, your salary will remain the same, and you need double pay to go to work.

Usually, most people go to church on weekends. This is a solemn matter, and everyone pays great attention to their own clothes. Muslims pray every day according to their own religious regulations. At noon, you can see them praying in the shade of the street around 12.

4. Wedding, funeral and wedding. When the rich get married, they will put pictures in the newspaper and invite people to participate. According to different countries, weddings are white, funerals are red or black, and coffins are beautiful, really beautiful. When you meet the funeral procession on the road, your car should be pulled over to make way. In some areas, you will be asked to get off the bus and stand by along the road until the parade passes by. Out of respect, everyone will do this. Don't honk the horn.

Black people get up very early in the morning, usually take a shower first, clean up, go out from noon to afternoon, have a fixed job, or go to the factory or a fixed recruitment area, or do odd jobs in a large distribution market. I will wear worn-out clothes or uniforms at work, and then wash my clothes when I get off work. I will rest after 9 pm. If you have spare money in your pocket on weekends, you will go to bars to drink, mainly beer and white wine, play darts or billiards, or something else.