"Tunisia 20 14" Tunisia people (with hints)

Tunisia is located in the northernmost part of Africa, but I haven't seen a single black person during the whole trip, because more than 90% of them are Arabs, and most of them are descendants of Europeans. Although Tunisia's economy ranks among the best in Africa and Arab countries, its urban development is far less than that of big cities like Shanghai, and it even feels a little poor. But these days in Tunisia, what I have always felt is the leisure and enjoyment of life of the local people. In fact, Tunisia is rich in resources, but there is not much to exploit. We can think that they are lazy, but what do hardworking China people get? Are they going to other countries to enjoy other people's clear water and blue sky and live a leisurely life?

Tunisia has a good public order and simple folk customs, and we are deeply impressed by the enthusiasm of the people in Tunisia. Finally, we show photos of local people during the trip.

At the Grand Mosque in Kailu Bay, two boys volunteered to take pictures of them, so let's take their images back to the Far East. Tunisia implements compulsory education, and university education is free, so children don't have to worry about further education.

In the hotel restaurant in Tozer, I just took a photo of the restaurant at that time. When I came back, I found a gentleman in the distance who saw me taking pictures and smiled at me.

At the Great Falls in Tozer, I met a local tour group, and they warmly invited us to take a group photo together.

In front of the hotel in Tozer, a little boy and a little girl are playing motorcycles. Tunisia's children are all "dolls", especially the little girl who has become a photo star, and the children's adults are not around. After a while, the girl's father appeared, saw his child become a star, went over and said "thank you".

While wandering in the streets of Medina, Mamat, a boy was playing a motorcycle in the street, and the white building next to him was actually a barracks.

When the boy saw us taking pictures of him, he turned around and showed his driving skills in front of us.

Soon after, I met several young women who were also traveling and offered to take photos with us. Tunisia is relatively open among Arab countries. Women no longer need Baotou in non-religious places, and there are not so many taboos in dealing with men.

Later, when LP and I were resting on the beach bench, we met an unexpected thing. A pair of tall and powerful men in black stopped in front of us on cool motorcycles and spoke English to us. They can't speak English well, and our English level is even worse. At first, we didn't understand what this meant. Later, I found that "police" was written on the motorcycle. I understood that it was asking if we wanted to take a group photo together. This is the first time in 20 countries that the police have been to ask for photos. However, LP's photo was rejected. They only take photos with men, and they are finally proud of being men. Moreover, they must personally check the photo effect and find it "good" before leaving. The national image is very important.

However, not all Tunisia people's enthusiasm is free, and sometimes there is a "gentle knife" hidden. This strange-looking man makes money by taking pictures with tourists. The flowers on his head said they were for you, but they were actually charged. There are also shops in tourist attractions, which basically have to be cut by one tenth.

But the usual shops and supermarkets are marked with real prices.

Dates are one of the local specialties, which are produced on some local palm trees. Just air-dry it directly after picking, without processing, and it tastes like candied fruit.

I searched for a long time in the old town of Mamat before I found a dating shop.

Watching the shop is an old handsome boy and a big handsome boy. After chatting, I realized that they are grandparents and grandchildren, and they are of Italian descent.

Jujube is classified according to the grading price, the best is 8 dinars/kg, and there are 2 kg packages packed in cartons in advance. After investigation, the pre-installed and placed things are the same, and there is no fraud.

The handsome guy is so handsome that he can't help taking a group photo together. The old handsome boy also crowded in cheerfully and specially changed a pair of cool sunglasses.

Handsome guy is still a little shy.

After a while, another handsome boy came, which should be a handsome boy's brother. He looks much more cheerful. He didn't forget to advertise his shop when he took pictures. "Welcome to Tunisia, welcome to my date palm shop."

Finally, I want to mention Emile, our tour guide. French descendants in their forties (20 14) still live a single life in a country where they can marry two or three wives. He is a typical representative of simple Tunisia people. Although he can't speak Chinese, he respects his duties and responsibilities throughout the trip. Because it is inconvenient to buy water, he gives each of us a bottle of mineral water every morning when he leaves, which solves our drinking problem. At the service station in Du Zi, many league members (including LP and her friends) wore local costumes and rode desert motorcycles. After the boss took photos and printed them, they voluntarily bought them at a price of 4 dinars each. But we didn't buy any, because we all took pictures. Emil bought it at his own expense, and on the last day, he gave it to me one by one, which was really touching.

Tips:

1. Domestic banks don't exchange dinars, and Tunisia can't directly exchange RMB into dinars, so now we need to exchange it into euros or dollars in China, and then exchange dollars or euros into dinars from Tunisia. You can change dinars into RMB at Tunisia airport before returning home, but coins can only be kept as souvenirs.

2. Domestic GSM mobile phones are compatible with Tunisia, and international roaming can be used to make free calls before going abroad.

3. Tunisia Hotel has simple toiletries such as soap and shower gel, but you should bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste and slippers.

Generally, there is wireless Internet access in the lobby of hotels, and many of them are free.

5. The voltage in Tunisia is 220V, and the socket type is the same as that in Europe, which is a "German standard" plug converter.

6. You can't drink hot and cold water in the hotel bathroom. When you use a buffet in a hotel restaurant, mineral water will be distributed on the table and can only be drunk in the restaurant, but generally no one will object to your taking it away. If you want to drink hot water, you can only bring your own hot water kettle.

7. Tunisia is also very warm in winter, but the temperature difference between day and night is large, the desert has a big stroke, the Mediterranean sunshine is severe, and sunglasses, hats and windbreakers are indispensable.