The current situation in Mauritius of "Celebrating the Spring Festival like us" will show you the real Mauritius

Mauritius is an island country in eastern Africa. A long time ago, it was just a desert island. During the 15th century, the Portuguese and Arabs discovered this place one after another, but they only stayed briefly.

In the 16th century, the Netherlands, France, and the United Kingdom also discovered the fat piece of Mauritius and began to colonize it. Moreover, the country of Mauritius was named after Prince Maurice of the Netherlands. It was not until 1986 that Mauritius got rid of the rule of other countries and became officially independent.

Since Mauritius, like Schessel, is a country of immigrants, most of the people living here today are descendants of those who followed the footsteps of the colonists and came here to open up wasteland. Therefore, although Mauritius is located in Africa, there are no pure black people, and the mainstream population is actually people of Indian descent who followed the British.

Creole and French are the common languages ??spoken in Mauritius. In the early 19th century, many Cantonese people came to Mauritius to do business. To this day, the face of Chinese entrepreneur Zhu Meilin is still prominently printed on the currency of Mauritius.

Mauritius is composed of more than 50 islands formed by volcanic eruptions. Mauritius is the largest island in the country. It accounts for four-fifths of Mauritius’s land area and is surrounded by the third largest island in the world. Large coral reef complex.

Mauritius, whose terrain is dominated by plateaus, hills and flatlands, has excellent natural conditions and is home to many rare birds. Here you can have close contact with animals and enjoy the shade under century-old palm trees. Moreover, there are many places near Mauritius. There are also marine wonders and underwater waterfalls in the sea area.

Mauritius, the Maldives and the Seychelles, known as the Switzerland of Africa, are also known as the three pearls of the Indian Ocean. The pillar industry of wealthy Mauritius is not tourism, but sugar processing and Chinese-led textile industry.

Mauritius, which has poor mineral resources, needs to import oil, natural gas and other resources. Especially after the Japanese "Wakashio" cruise ship leakage incident in 2020, in order to protect the marine ecology, Mauritians even curled their hair together to use Absorb oil leakage.

The total population of Mauritius is about 1.3 million. It is a country with more women than men. Moreover, Mauritius’s social welfare benefits are very generous and it is one of the few high-welfare countries in Africa.

Most Mauritians like to play golf and horse racing. It is home to the fourth oldest golf club and the second oldest horse racing club in the world.

As the capital of Mauritius, Port Louis, founded in 1735, is the largest city in the country and a port city with international influence. It has a very rich cultural atmosphere and a variety of architectural styles.

The Casella Park in Mauritius is the only place in the world where you can dance with lions. The prerequisite is to sign a liability exemption agreement and pay a hefty fee, and then we start. A walk that fends for itself.

The colorful sand dunes located in the southwest valley of Mauritius are one of the most unique landscapes in the area! Legend has it that a long time ago, a boy followed the rainbow and came to Mauritius. When he left, he begged the fairy to sprinkle colorful fairy powder. This is Chamal in Mauritius.

Strictly speaking, Mauritius is not a typical tourist country, and the hotels here have some weird rules, such as men wearing shorts and slippers are not allowed to enter.

Mauritius does not have an army. Although there are only more than 5,000 police officers in the country to maintain public security and social stability, it is really safe here. There are no trains across the country and there are only two airports. The largest of them, Ramgoolam Airport, was built with our help.

Mauritius, with its developed economy, is the only "developing country" in the world that has implemented compulsory education from primary school to university. Moreover, here there are free medical care, unemployment benefits, various food subsidies, etc. The benefits are great, and there is even nearly a month of paid leave.

Although the dodo became extinct in the world at the end of the 17th century, Mauritius, as a place where dodos once lived, is the only country in the world that breeds dodos.