Ivory Coast. Also known as IVORY COAST

There are about 60 tribes in China, which are mainly divided into four ethnic groups: Akon (about 42%), Mandi (about 27%), Crewe (about 15%) and Walter (about 16%). Each tribe has its own language, and Dioulah (without writing) is widely used in most parts of the country. The official language is French. 40% of the people believe in Islam, 27.5% in Catholicism, and the rest believe in fetishism.

In C? te d 'Ivoire, due to the mysterious worship of nature, most tribes have formed their own unique customs. For example, the Difei Festival of Abidy people has an interesting custom, and the activities of the festival usually last for two days.

Pay attention to local business habits. In West Africa, the working hours in some countries are 7- 14. Some are 8- 12 in the morning and 15- 18 in the afternoon. It usually takes 48 hours to get a visa for a West African country. It is necessary to reconfirm the booked flight. There are no special taboos and local products.

Most Ivorians live on rice, corn and sweet potatoes, while non-staple foods are beef and mutton, chickens and ducks, eggs, fish and tomatoes, cabbage, potatoes and other vegetables. In terms of taste, they generally like greasy beef and mutton, and they are used to eating large pieces of beef and mutton, and they don't like dishes such as sliced meat, shredded pork and diced meat. They usually eat a lot. In their cooking, they like to use coconut oil, palm oil, fragrant leaves and sharp peppers as seasonings. They generally don't eat shrimp, chickpeas and mushrooms.

Taxi in C? te d 'Ivoire should be negotiated in advance, and taxis are not credible.

Please watch your diet. Don't eat or drink in the open-air stalls. It is best to drink mineral water.

As C? te d 'Ivoire was once a French colony, its politics, economy and culture were deeply influenced by France. In West Africa, C? te d 'Ivoire is a relatively rich and politically stable country. Blateau, the center of the capital Abidjan, is full of tall buildings, which suddenly makes people forget that they are in Africa. Prices in Abidjan are very high, and high tariffs are imposed on imported goods. There are supermarkets everywhere, and the supply is quite rich.

From 65438 to 0988, C? te d 'Ivoire had to repay its foreign debt to make up for the 300% drop in the export price of coffee and cocoa, which led to the transfer of some goods that had arrived at the dock to other countries.

Land mail from China to C? te d 'Ivoire was sent from Beijing to Ghana. Air mail is sent from Beijing to Suzhou. The telegram was forwarded by Beijing Han Yi. The call was relayed by a hamburger restaurant in Beijing. The call was transferred from Beijing to Paris.