On February 9, local time, in Haiti, an island country in the northern part of the far American Caribbean, an annual carnival celebrating ghosts and gods was held. Unlike the ornate parades of floats in other countries, singing and dancing, their celebrations are special.
You've never seen medicines that can be sold on the street like chewing gum to form towers and walk the streets. These drugs are not covered and are not very legal.
People's satire of witchcraft is also a rebellion against life. Every February, the country's liveliest carnival takes place in Jacmel, where half of Haiti's population travels south to celebrate a weekend. Many of the sculptures in the parade were completed after half a year of preparation by the artist.
The pursuit of color is the embodiment of their infinite pursuit of a better life.
So color art can be seen everywhere. On the bus, walk on the street on the walls of the houses where people live. None of them are the places where their art is created.
Haiti is a magical island country, the local people are simple and industrious, get up early every day and go dark, almost all of them will do business. You can see all kinds of vendors doing business on the street.
Because of the rich and colorful culture, people can get more happiness. What do you think about such a carnival event?