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To what extent did Kuwait get there? I lived there for three months and told a few big truths

author:Walk through the clouds AZZ
To what extent did Kuwait get there? I lived there for three months and told a few big truths

Title: In-Depth Analysis: Exploring the Real Face of Kuwait - 3 Months of Life Experience

Kuwait, a country full of mysteries, has always been curious about its unique culture and customs. I had the privilege of living here for three months, and everything I saw and heard was part of real life. Let me try to share this experience and what I know about Kuwait with you.

Chapter 1: Different Cultures and Lives

Kuwait's culture is vastly different from that of the Western world. Here, Islam has a profound impact on people's lives. The early morning call of prayer echoes through the city, which is part of the daily routine and a sign of respect for local religious traditions. Here I learned to respect and integrate into this unique religious Xi.

Chapter 2: The Face of Affluence and Modernity

Kuwait is known for its oil resources, which also contribute to its affluence and modernization. High-rise buildings, luxury shopping malls and luxury cars form a part of the city's landscape. However, behind this, there are also deep-seated social problems and gaps. The gap between rich and poor is one of the things that impresses me here.

Chapter 3: Unique Styles and Food Culture

Kuwait's unique atmosphere, with a wide range of goods in the market and a penchant for traditional clothing, reflects the unique lifestyle of the region. The food culture is also unique, and the dishes with strong spices can always arouse people's appetite. Here, I tried many local delicacies, each of which was a unique taste adventure.

To what extent did Kuwait get there? I lived there for three months and told a few big truths

Chapter 4: Inclusive and Inclusive Societies

Despite its strong traditions, Kuwait also exhibits an inclusive and open social atmosphere. People from different cultural backgrounds meet here, forming a diverse society. This diverse and inclusive atmosphere has made me feel mutual respect and understanding between people.

Ending: An open future

Life in Kuwait is full of unique charms and challenges, and this experience has given me a deeper understanding of the country. But there are still many unknowns and explorations, and the development and change of this country has never stopped. Perhaps, the next experience will give me new discoveries and realizations, and I look forward to exploring the true face of this mysterious country again in the future.

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Living in Kuwait, I share the culture, taste the food, and experience the unique atmosphere of the country with the locals. I once participated in a traditional celebration and felt people's awe and love for religion and tradition. I will never forget the hustle and bustle of the market, which has a wide variety of products and reflects the diverse culture of Kuwait.

It was also a time when I became more aware of the uniqueness of this country. Kuwait modernizes while preserving its rich traditions, and this mix of cultures is the charm of Kuwait. Whether it's interacting with locals or visiting various places, these experiences have given me a more comprehensive understanding of Kuwait. Perhaps, it is this diversity and inclusion that makes Kuwait such a fascinating country.

I look forward to stepping foot on this land again in the future and continuing to explore more of Kuwait's faces and stories." The country's development and change are always ongoing, and every exploration may lead to new discoveries and experiences. Living in this country is an experience full of challenges and miracles, and it is also an experience of opening your mind.

To what extent did Kuwait get there? I lived there for three months and told a few big truths

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