Rwanda is located in East Africa. It is a relatively stable landlocked country. Is it suitable for living?

Rwanda, the "most open" country in the world, a country with the ability of self-study in off the charts, and a country where a rotten hand can't hit the king's bullet, is regarded by most people as a poor region, where the economic development level is mostly China's, and poverty and disorder are also the "standard configuration" of Africa.

The cleanest city in Africa, 2065438+March 2009, first time to Kigali. Standing above the hotel, I saw that there was no rubbish on the clean street. The orderly arrangement of buildings and the square urban planning and construction have greatly shocked me and completely changed your original impression of Africa. As one of the least developed countries in the world, Rwanda has implemented "plastic restriction" and "white garbage" since 2005. Rwanda has banned packaging bags with a thickness less than 100μm, and many Rwandans have developed the good habit of buying spare bags. According to Rwandan law, it is forbidden to hold plastic bags, and dumping garbage in the street will also be fined. Looking back at the current situation in China, China, people produce a lot of plastic waste every day in the process of delivery, online shopping and supermarket shopping. Therefore, some people describe Rwanda as "Japan of Africa" because the city has unparalleled cleanliness.

The day after I arrived in Kigali, the safest country in Africa, I made an appointment with my local good friends for dinner. I left all my valuables in the hotel restaurant for fear of public security. My good friend smiled and said, no, it's safe here, and no one will be interested in your valuables.

At dinner, my good friend told me that everyone here is an "agent". He said, "You accidentally left your mobile phone at the hotel. When you come home a few hours later, it is still on the table." I asked, "Why?" A good friend proudly said, "the catering waiter will see this mobile phone anytime and anywhere." When someone tries to take it away, he will immediately report the person who took it away, so every Rwandan has the potential to become an agent. "

According to chatting with friends, I also learned that every community in Rwanda has a community leader who is responsible for keeping an eye on intruders. Someone sent a foreigner home without any report, and people in the community quickly came to know the situation.

Believe it or not, I don't believe Kigali is like this. At 2 o'clock in the morning, I walked up and down the street with my notebook on my back. There is no bustling night market street in China, but no one really went out to rob me for wandering around on purpose.