Hello everyone, welcome to the little travelogue that you read every day. Today, the place we are going to walk into together is more special and more niche. If nothing else, I believe that even many people may not have heard the name of this place. He is Guinea-Bissau.
I don't know if the editor guessed correctly? Do you know or have heard of Guinea-Bissau in front of the screen? It doesn't matter if you haven't heard it, next, follow the footsteps of the editor and find out together.
Guinea-Bissau is a country in West Africa. Strictly speaking, he still does not belong to a country, and it should be said that Guinea is a country in the true sense of the word. Bissau, on the other hand, is just a mountain village area in the country equivalent to a sacchar.
Let's hear what a sailor who once anchored in the country of Guinea saw and felt when he walked into Bissau. The sailor who entered Guinea-Bissau was called Agang. Agon said he always remembers the first time he walked into Bissau. What catches your eye is a dilapidated mud house built of yellow clay.
It's like looking together, like it will fall off as soon as it rains. Then he walked into a man's house, and to his amazement, there were thirty-two children surrounding the outside of the house. After exchanges, I learned that these thirty-two children are all half-siblings.
With amazement and curiosity, Ah Gang chatted with the fathers of these children. The child's father, Yako, mentioned that he had six wives, but one wife had left. Currently, he has five wives left. These children were born to five wives, and on average a wife would have five or more children.
At the same time, the five wives and their corresponding children do not live together, but are separated, with their own small mud houses. Yako, on the other hand, took turns living in a small mud hut with five wives, taking care of each wife and the corresponding children. This made Ah Gangchang see it, and thought, sure enough, the poorer the more he can live.
However, the perception of Guinea-Bissau in the eyes of some, especially that the country is rather chaotic and poor, does not seem to be the same. Once, the editor was also in a magazine, an article documenting the country of Guinea-Bissau, there was a message from a student.
Here's what the student put it: "More than a decade ago, I was at Beijing Jiaotong University. At that time, there were four or five Guinea-Bissau students in this grade, and according to students in this grade, the Guinea-Bissau students who could study in China basically had a very good family economic situation or family background. What's more, I also heard that two more were the children of local officials. ”
Thus, Guinea-Bissau may also be polar, poor and rich. At the same time, the editor also has a friend in Guinea-Bissau, who has been there for more than ten years, and it is very good, of course, my friend is still a person of status, and he is also the president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Guinea-Bissau.
But ah, if there are really sailors, stop in the country again, and go into the remote mountain villages of Guinea-Bissau, I strongly recommend, brother, take care, happiness and danger coexist.
In the past, I preferred to go to developed countries by sailing, but then I felt that it was not interesting to go around and watch flowers, and decided that I must go deep into the country, understand the culture, experience the culture, and also encountered robbery, theft and other problems, can only say that danger and experience coexist, take care and take care.
The editor has read many articles and works of the seafarer's brother, and in which articles they describe the customs and people's lives of many foreign countries, such as India, such as Africa, and other poor regions. Today, by reading the masterpiece of the seafarer's brother again, and it is a description of the customs and customs of Guinea-Bissau, it can really be said that the editor has gained a lot of knowledge and followed the book to travel to Africa.
Understand polygamy, the poorer the more children, none of the developed countries want to give birth, no more than not knowing a little frightened, oh my God, a man has more than thirty children, it is difficult to cultivate talents. I am still fortunate to be born in China, especially my fellow women, and I am happy in two words.
After all, if you get to China, for many married men in China, one wife is tired of coping, and gathering 5 wives is absolutely painful. What's more, the concept of raising twenty or thirty children is believed to be a fantasy in the eyes of Chinese.
Needless to say, from the above presentation of Guinea-Bissau, we can infer that Guinea-Bissau men only need to be industrious and competent. It seems that marrying several wives is not a problem. It is strange that there must be more girls than boys, otherwise how many men would not find wives.
If everyone is similar, I feel that this pattern cannot be maintained. Unless each family has more children than boys. Of course, there are also many people who propose to laugh, even if there are many men who want to go to Guinea-Bissau's many beauties.
But how many men want to go? Or should I say, how many men have the means to go? After all, the premise of the past is that you must have a physical quality as strong as an ox and a psychological quality that cannot be moved!
Write to the end: After reading the introduction of Guinea-Bissau, I wonder if the male stars in front of the screen will be moved? Or is there a sense of fear? No matter in which country, men who wish to marry their wives must be responsible for their wives and their families.