Last night's match between Denmark and Tunisia in Group D of the 2022 Qatar World Cup, both sides failed to score for 90 minutes, and finally shook hands 0-0, each side took 1 point, which was the first game of the 2022 World Cup without scoring a goal. The strong Danish team is regarded by the outside world as the biggest "dark horse" that may threaten the top position of the French team, while the Tunisian team has not been optimistic about this game, facing opponents whose overall strength is higher than their own, the Tunisian won a valuable point with his tenacious defense and active fighting. In the next round, Denmark will face group rivals France, while Tunisia will face Australia.
Tunisia is a republic located at the northernmost tip of the African continent, facing the Mediterranean Sea to the north and east, across the Tunisian Strait and the Italian island of Sicily, which is the main point of east-west shipping in the Mediterranean, bordering Libya to the southeast and Algeria to the west. Located in the middle of the Mediterranean region, Tunisia has a coastline of 1,300 kilometers, a place of long-standing civilization and multiculturalism.
Tunisia is divided into 24 departments, with 262 districts and 300 communes. Although Tunisia is located in Africa, there are no blacks at all. The total population is 11.71 million, most of them are Arabs, the main language is Arabic, Islam is the state religion, mainly Sunni, and a small number of people believe in Catholicism and Judaism.
Tunisian women have the highest social status of all Islamic countries, where women can do without headscarves, participate in work, shake hands with the opposite sex, etc., and are the only Islamic country in the world that allows women to file divorce proceedings.
The ruins of the ancient city of Carthage, located 17 kilometers northeast of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. Most of the buildings here are the remains of ancient Rome, including palaces, baths, churches, museums, etc., although they are ruins, but the prosperity of the time is faintly visible. In 1979, UNESCO inscribed the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage on the World Heritage List as a cultural heritage
Kairouan: Located in the east-central region of Tunisia, 155 kilometers north of the capital, now the fourth largest city in Tunisia, as the former capital, Tunisians call it one of the four holy places in Islam today after Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem, there is a saying that 7 visits in Kairouan is equivalent to 1 visit to Mecca. The Ogba Mosque here is the oldest and the second largest mosque in the world, a precious ancient cultural and religious heritage of Tunisia and the Arab world, and a center of learning for the Marek school of law in North Africa.
Eljem Colosseum: is currently the world's most complete preserved Colosseum, is one of the world's three ancient Roman Colosseum, its scale is second only to the ancient Roman Colosseum, but more complete than the Colosseum in Rome, many famous French writers such as Maupassant, Flaubert, etc. have come here to sightsee, and described it as "the world's wonderful Colosseum" and "the symbol and symbol of the existence of the Roman Empire in Africa", which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Douz Town: Located in the south of Tunisia, known as the "Gateway to the Sahara" due to its proximity to the Sahara Desert, Douz was an important stopover for caravans traveling to and from the Sahara Desert a long time ago. The average daytime temperature here is as high as 42 degrees Celsius, and with the exception of brief rains in autumn, the sun is blazing most of the year, and the heat is like a "mountain of flames". In such a harsh living environment, there is one of the world's most bizarre fish, which can endure immortality in the case of long-term lack of water and food, and it can wait until the rainy season arrives through long-term dormancy, it is the African Duz lungfish. The International Sahara Festival is held here every December, with a distinctive opening ceremony, with strong men in armor and spears immediately opening the way, followed by a queue of 100 camels, followed by women and children dressed in national costumes and performing national dances. Here you can fully appreciate the unique style of the Sahara nomads and cheer for the Sahara Desert.
Sheepfighting Tournament Tunisia's most popular folk pastime, with a history of more than 1,000 years. Today, Tunisians use sheepfighting competitions to develop tourism and attract foreign tourists. In 1975, Tunisia established the National Federation of Goatfighting, which developed a set of rules for competition, making the activity more and more formalized.
In Tunisia, there are many taboos because most of the people believe in Islam.
Eat pork, say the word "pig", visit mosques or museums, do not wear backless clothing, shorts and high heels, etc., and respect local religious customs. Islamists pray once a day at noon, in the afternoon, at dusk and at night. Every Friday afternoon, a collective "Ma Ma Worship" is held at the mosque. During worship, they consider January, July, November, and December of the solar year of the Islamic calendar as the "month of the divine carry." During these four months, all intense activities are prohibited.
Don't talk too much about politics and religion with locals, and don't take photos in front of government or police departments
Do not use alcohol as a gift. The number "13" is taboo and considered "13" a symbol of bad luck and bad luck
It is taboo to pass things or food with the left hand, thinking that usually the left hand always does dirty and lowly work, which is unclean, and the right hand is a clean and noble hand, so the right hand is polite to the right hand, and it is very impolite to use the left hand, and even insults.
I don't want others to inquire about my salary, thinking it's rude.
Tunisians like to give gifts, but they are very uncomfortable with the practice of giving gifts at first meeting, believing that it is an attempt to bribe.
Tunisians, especially store service workers, are particularly reluctant to hear things like what they sell "too expensive."
Let's talk about it today, and finally add a sentence, the World Cup, China is on the way, waiting for us!