Playing soccer on the streets, jumping rope, selling dates... A set of figures into the daily life of Afghans

Source: CCTV news client

Nearly a month after the Taliban entered Kabul and more than a week after the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, what is the current state of daily life for Afghans who have suffered a sudden change in the situation? We walked into them through a set of pictures.

It was filmed on September 9, local time, in Herat, Afghanistan, where the Taliban took strict security measures and Taliban members carried military equipment on patrol in the streets. Not just Herat, but all over Afghanistan, including the capital Kabul.

This is a film of An Afghan woman walking the streets in a burqa. Since the Taliban took over power in Afghanistan, the rights and interests of Afghan women have become the focus of attention. Mujahid, a spokesman for the Afghan Taliban, said women's positions would emerge in the Afghan government in the future.

And the lives of more ordinary Afghans don't seem to have changed. This set of pictures shows the living conditions of the streets of Afghanistan and the local people, some people play football on the street, jump rope and do sports; there are street vendors selling dates, bakeries are baking bread, temporary workers are working, etc. Shopping on the street is the most ordinary daily life.