During my time in Algeria, I noticed an amazing phenomenon: more and more Tunisians came here to set up stalls and do business. I was intrigued by this phenomenon, and I started looking for answers.
I've been living in Algeria for some time. I have experienced many unforgettable things in this beautiful country. Every day is a new adventure, full of mystery and surprises around every corner. However, the influx of Tunisians has added a different dimension to my life.
I was very surprised to see a Tunisian stall here for the first time. They are dressed in brightly coloured traditional costumes and their stalls are filled with a wide variety of goods, from handicrafts to food. I feel that their presence has brought a new vitality and charm to the city.
I decided to dig deeper into the reasons behind this phenomenon. By communicating with some Tunisians, I found some interesting things. It turned out that they had come to Algeria in search of better life opportunities. In Tunisia, the economic situation is not very good, and many people face unemployment and poverty. In Algeria, although there are some economic problems, living conditions are more abundant and opportunities are more abundant.
As a result, more and more Tunisians are choosing to come to Algeria in the hope of improving their lives by setting up stalls and doing business here. With a firm heart, they overcame many difficulties and came here far from their hometown, just to bring a better future for themselves and their families. I was deeply touched by this fighting spirit.
I got acquainted with a Tunisian street vendor named Ali. He is an energetic and enthusiastic young man who always communicates with customers with a smile on his face. He told me that he had been in Algeria for two years. At first, he also encountered many difficulties, but with his own efforts and courage, he gradually adapted to life here and achieved certain achievements. Every time I hear his story, I feel immense admiration.
In addition to working hard, Tunisian vendors spend their free time exploring the beauty of the country. They told me that Algeria has many amazing tourist attractions, such as the Qatar Mosque in Algiers, the Kosiba Castle by the sea, and the stunning views of the Sahara Desert, among others. Every time I hear their praise for this land, I feel genuinely happy.
In my exchanges with the Tunisian street vendors, I deeply felt a sense of transnational friendship and mutual help. Although we come from different countries, we have become each other's closest friends in this strange land, facing the challenges of life together and sharing the joy of success together.
During my time in Algeria, I learned to appreciate the charm of different cultures and to respect and understand others. I am deeply inspired by the stories of the Tunisian street vendors, whose hard work and courage have become a mirror of my life and inspire me to keep pushing forward and pursuing my dreams.
Perhaps, everyone will experience all kinds of difficulties and challenges in life, but as long as we face them bravely and persevere, we will definitely be able to create our own wonderful life. May we all be like the Tunisian street vendors, bravely chase our dreams, bravely face the challenges of life, and make life better!