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My daughter opened a small restaurant, and at the invitation of my child, I put down my camera and fishing rod to help, and even the photography association asked me to give a lecture. Last night, there was a table of guests who went over to eat, listening to their chat, I found that someone had also been to Angola, Africa, and listened to the brother talk whimsically about how he passed the five levels and cut six will be the best glory when he opened the cart in Angola, I couldn't help but smile, I have also been there......
I have been working in Africa for seven years, and I have basically visited all the cities in Angola, even the almost primitive villages, and I have seen foreign scenery and seen the customs of other countries. While lamenting the barrenness and lush vegetation in Africa, I also saw the bread trees written in the previous textbooks, and even saw the three- or four-meter-long snakes crawling all over the ground (called long immortals and long insects in my hometown).
Of course, in addition to wildlife and natural scenery, I have seen minefields, and I was lost in thought as I stood on the fenced off area with warning signs with skulls. I felt that it was dangerous, so I didn't dare to go in and step on it, and I didn't dare to try to see if these mines could still sound after so many years...... What if the mine is of good quality and hasn't failed? If I step on it, I guess it will become a part of the landscape.
In Africa, I saw the dry season in the dry season and the green green in the rainy season, and I once squatted on the ground to see how tall a person was, and lamented that the cacti planted in the flower pot and placed on the balcony at home were not as good as the wild cacti of others. I have also been to the primeval forest of Angola, watching the thigh-thick python hanging on the tree and sticking out its tongue at me, my legs are weak, I don't think this snake sticks out its tongue to say hello to me. Welcome guests from the ancient country, but smell me good or not, some colleagues said that this snake is really big pot stew, and I think that seven or eight of us may not be able to fight it, really want to fight and maybe who eats whom, I quietly took a few steps back, I feel that I will really pounce on me and twist the ice dragon and run, this is not the time to be humble, what I think in my mind is that as long as it is not the last person, I can outrun the others, but I was relieved to see them staring at the big snake with curiosity and taking two steps forward. But it may be that the big snake looked at a few of them drooling greedily and turned away.
I am more interested in the daily life of Africans than the big snakes in the natural landscape, and watching them sit under the mango trees with men and women in their arms and watch the sun slowly set, I feel that there is romance in Africa. What I feel most in the past seven years in Africa is their free life, they eat two bites when they have food, and if they don't eat, they go to the field to find all kinds of fruits to eat, although they don't have much money, but they feel very happy, they dance when they hear DJs, and their carefree appearance is enviable, maybe the life without desire is the best, right?
Africa is vast and sparsely populated, when I drive to other provinces of Angola, sometimes I can't see a car when I go out for hundreds of kilometers, then I wonder if the road is open, whether the province in front of me is at war, park the car on the top of the slope and look around, except for the blue sky and white clouds are straight roads, the road is straight, straight to the sky.
At night in Angola, except for the bright lights near the presidential palace in the capital, the rest of the place is pitch black, and sometimes I go back late from running errands, and I am often startled by the sudden appearance of black people on the side of the road.
Most of Africa is poor, so poor that you can't imagine it, but there is a reason for poverty, and laziness may be the root cause of poverty.
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When I was a child, I had a dream, when I was in school, I listened to the teacher in the podium talk about the waves of the sea, and the towering bread trees in distant Africa, so I longed for the wandering world that could grow up quickly, and took the world to see the prosperity of the world. So, for a better tomorrow, work hard to earn money. Come on, bro. Fox Fairy2023.12.20