What kind of country is the Philippines?

Working relationship I have been on a business trip to Manila, Philippines for two months. Let me talk about my personal feelings: Customs: the inspection is a little lax, as the online said, the staff is a little lazy; Climate: in tropical countries, it rains heavily and the weather clears up quickly, but strangely, there are fur coats for sale in shopping malls; Transportation: Japanese cars and off-road vehicles, SUVs account for a high proportion, and there are many motorcycles. Public transportation is dominated by buses and jeepneys, with colorful jeepneys on call and slightly depressed interiors; Language: Colleagues who come into contact with me at work can basically speak two languages: Filipino and English, but the pronunciation of English is rather strange, which requires getting used to it. If I want to compare and know a few Americans, I think I made it very clear. When I go out to eat or go shopping, many people find that you are from China and can speak a few Chinese words, mainly hello, thank you. There are still many people in China, but their Chinese is not so good. Race: complex, mixed-race, but mainly dark skin; Religion: Catholicism is the majority, and you can always see Catholic places and teachings; Diet: The activity area is the core area, and the roadside around it is basically fast food. The staple food is rice, with all kinds of meat and rice. Many Chinese restaurants mainly serve rice, jiaozi and noodles, which are unpalatable and not strong. The specialty snack is boiled eggs, the snack is dried mango, the roadside snack has barbecue, but it is basically meat, and the taste is average. There is also a soup and rice mixed with beef. But ask colleagues, there are also hot pot restaurants, but I failed to try;