Africa, that land of mystery and abundance, has remained in its most pristine state. It is waiting for every explorer. Although poverty and backwardness are often mentioned, it is this primitive state that has left many valuable resources for people. Every year, countless people come from afar just to appreciate the most authentic cultural customs here. What is life really like in Ethiopia, a country in Africa?Walking through the streets of the city, the crowds of onlookers on the side of the road will make you feel novel. Visitors are always enthusiastically watched, mainly because a large number of people are idle and can only watch the excitement without work. In this country, meat is cheap, while vegetables are relatively expensive. The climatic conditions here are very special, with only two seasons throughout the year, the dry season and the rainy season, with very little seasonal difference. Here, a cup of coffee is the perfect choice. Coffee** is cheap and pure, and you can buy it for about a dollar. Since most of the locals grow coffee, the coffee here is of excellent quality. The pace of life here is noticeably slower than elsewhere. Whether you're dining at a restaurant or using the internet, you need to slow down and enjoy every moment. Work here is work, life is life, and don't talk about anything about work after work. Unlike in China, eating here is just about enjoying the food and not for any other purpose. Ethiopia also retains many of its original institutions. Primitive tribes still exist in many areas, with a chieftaincy system. A chieftain could marry multiple wives and have his son succeed to the chieftain after death. The women here are very distinctive, their ** color is close to coffee, and like many Westerners, most of them have big eyes, delicate and three-dimensional facial features, and thick hair. Ethiopia is also one of the permanent countries of the world beauty pageant. Ethiopia is loved by photographers. Photographers love this raw, untouched natural beauty. The scenery here is naturally beautiful, and the people also have a kind of pristine beauty, which is very attractive. Although Ethiopia is a poor country, women here are generally thrifty, independent and family-loving. Due to the backward manufacturing industry, it is difficult to buy high-quality and inexpensive items here. In addition, due to the shortage of foreign exchange, most of the domestic daily necessities need to be imported from abroad, resulting in many daily necessities** expensive and difficult to buy. It should be noted that the social security situation in Ethiopia is very problematic due to the lack of materials, uneven economic development and prominent social problems. Therefore, you must pay attention to safety when traveling here. Despite this, Ethiopia is one of the least diseased of all countries in Africa. This is not because of proper treatment, but because the climatic conditions here are not conducive to the survival of bacteria. The Somali province of Ethiopia is a vast region that has remained almost untouched in nature. As you drive through this wilderness, yellow sand floats and the ground is covered with dead grass branches, but you can still see some creatures such as wild boars and ostriches. Although the number of animals is small, it is said that there are also lions and leopards here. Therefore, when passing here, it is best not to get out of the car and walk around at will to avoid danger. In this wilderness, you can also see the grass huts where people live, which is the way they live in order to adapt to the natural environment. At night, wild beasts often hang out, so how do these people avoid beast attacks?In other areas, people's houses are adobe houses, made entirely of stone and earth, and built with a few wooden roots. Most of the people here rely on raising camels to support their families, and the number of camels also determines the wealth of a family. Ethiopia does not have *** cars and motorcycles are mostly imported from abroad, ** making it unaffordable for many people. As a result, many people will choose to use bicycles or motorcycles as a means of transportation. Camels were an important means of transport for the Ethiopians, used to transport goods, especially to some remote areas. In these places, cattle, donkeys, and horses were also used to transport goods. In town, you can see some humble restaurants. Here, the most common meal for people is chicken thighs and a piece of bread. In addition, ostrich meat is also one of the common foods here, which is usually processed by grilling. Meat is a big part of the Ethiopian diet, and they like to grill it and serve it with some chilli. The Ethiopian diet may not be easy for us to adapt to. One of the pasta dishes is made by some kind of fermentation, and the taste may make you want to cry. But once you get used to this food, you may find that it is actually very delicious. If you don't like Ethiopian food, there are also some Chinese restaurants in town. However, the ** of these restaurants is ridiculously high. Ordering two servings of meat and rice can cost you between 200 and 300 yuan. The unemployment rate in Ethiopia is also very high, already reaching 40%. Many people are unemployed, and even if some do, their average salary is only about 300 yuan. If someone can get a job offer of 1,500 yuan, it is really very good. For other low-wage people, although they have little money, they are lucky enough to have a job. In this land, you may see streets full of cuckolds. They love to be cuckolded because the Ethiopian flag is made up of green, yellow, and red, so they are very fond of green. Ethiopia is a country full of mystery and charm, located in the northeastern part of the African continent. Most of the people here are religious, so you can see many people on the streets with tattoos of crosses carved on their heads, which is a symbol of their faith. As a tourist, you can visit the famous Rock Church, a cultural treasure of Ethiopia, located in the town of La Ribeira. However, despite its beautiful landscapes and rich culture, Ethiopia has a backward economy. Due to the large number of poor areas and the lack of medical care, the average life expectancy of people here is only about 50 years. Most countries in Africa face similar problems, with huge gaps between rich and poor and extreme poverty where they are poor. Many people come here for collaborative projects and work, and they usually have bodyguards on hand to ensure safety. Especially in the slums, tourists need to be vigilant not to be overwhelmed with the heart of the Virgin and help those in need, but also to listen carefully to their requests. Although poverty and instability have caused many problems for Ethiopia, the country's natural beauty still attracts countless photographers and travelers. Avocados are abundant here, and it's like paradise for those who love avocados. You can taste and buy avocados as much as you like, and it's very cheap. 
Overall, despite the fact that Ethiopia is economically backward and has security issues that require the attention of tourists, its natural beauty and cultural charm still attract many people.