There is music and there is dance
South Africa, known as the "Rainbow Nation", has a hugely different social composition; There are diverse and integrated national cultural forms; There are rich and diverse natural ecology and so on.
In South Africa, the unbridled enthusiasm and joy of black people is everywhere. Street artists play South African-style music, and everywhere there is a chance to see non-state dance, and the rhythmic sense and rich expressiveness of black people in music and dance are amazing. Especially when it comes to harmonic singing, black South Africans have a special talent. There are black bands in all towns and villages of South Africa, in a variety of forms and eclectic: the miners in Johannesburg wear miners' hats and rubber boots when performing; Zulus hang white beaded chains, revealing their bronzed skin.
The Zulus of South Africa are the largest and most legendary people in South Africa's multi-ethnic life, when the Zulu fought bravely under the command of Napoleon Shaka and other leaders in Africa. Today, there are about 8 million Zulus living in honeycomb-like huts that form a ring called "kraals." Zulus are bold and love to dance, and their dance posture is beautiful and rhythmic: female dancers line up in a single line, take turns to kick their legs, twist their waists, swing their chests, and men mostly hold spears and shields, wear feathers, and dance to the sound of drums.
Influenced by African, Asian and Western cultures, music and dance not only retain the ancient heritage, but also present diversity, from jazz music with relaxed rhymes to gospel choruses of white Africans, but the most moving is still the traditional Black South African music.
The waterfront is both beautiful and wild
South Africa also has a large number of unique seashores. From the Atlantic Ocean in the west to the Indian Ocean in the east, the coastline is 3,000 kilometers long.
Many of the beautiful waterfronts along the Atlantic coast are concentrated near Cape Town. Clifton Beach, with its back to Table Mountain, is a favorite place for beauties dressed in bikinis and tanned skin. East from Cape Town, Gordon's Bay, Bety's Bay and Hermamus, located in Walker Bay, are centres of marine sports and whale watching grounds, as well as many small fishing villages.
The coastline between East London and Port Edward is known as the Wild Coast, and not only is the scenery beautiful, but also the cultural heritage of the Xhosa people is rich, and Haga Haga is a charming fishing village.
The coastline from Durban to the Tugela Rive River is known as "The Dolphin Coast" because of the frequent dolphin infestation.
Sun City
Located in the northwestern province, Sun City was built in the heart of the ancient extinct crater, and in addition to the casino, it has a variety of water activities, safaris, golf courses, crocodile farms, etc., is a diverse sports and leisure area, and is also an excellent holiday destination, where the 1993 and 1994 Miss World elections were held. Sun City and the adjacent "Lost City" are not only the entertainment centers of South Africa, but also the entertainment centers of Southern Africa, attracting millions of visitors from all over the world every year, and are the second largest casino city after the American casino city of Las Vegas.
The architecture of Sun City is bright and dazzling, the appearance is mainly golden yellow, and the main building is like a golden sun stretching out to radiate light in all directions, illuminating the entire hall, from which the name Sun City comes from.
A vaulted hall with thousands of square meters, placed with several dry "slot machines", foreign and domestic gamblers followed, which is the unchanging scene of Sun City. Although South African law prohibits gambling money, South Africans often fly from Johannesburg to Sun City after 4 p.m. to spend gambling. They played in the casino until late at night, and then rushed back on the "special flight for gamblers" in the early morning of the next day. Sun City also has secret casinos dedicated to high rollers from around the world. On weekends, Sun City is bustling with people. The city also has nightclubs, opera houses, dance halls, large performance venues, various bars, golf courses for international competitions, a boxing ring, tennis courts, as well as elegant country clubs, water parks, children's playgrounds and play areas. In addition to five-star hotels, there are also mid-range hotels and camping tents that can meet the different needs of guests.
Complete facilities, unique scenery and first-class service are the magic weapons of Sun City's financial resources.