5 thoughts on “Hamaron's etiquette, and living habits?”
Ted
It is Africa,
The most solemn etiquette of the Hamaron Saac Nila people is that the owner connects the live snake's head and tail into a ring, and hangs on the guest's neck. If the guest scared away, it would be disrespect.
The etiquette of Africans. The Africans must be cold for the first time, greet physical health and working conditions, and then talk about the matter. The degree of coldness of familiar people should be deeper, otherwise the other party thinks you don't understand politeness. When you meet handshake, you must hold your right hand with your left hand and shake hands with the opponent with your right hand. When you encounter a special affection, he must hold his hand, hold the opponent's thumb, and finally hold his hand tightly. Generally, you can meet your knees. When the rural women met the female guests, she turned around, and she made a rhythmic screaming in her mouth to express her friendship to the female guests. ", Regardless of whether the woman gets married or not, can be called this way. Mi people in Africa bowed humblely when they met, then applauded, and at the same time said some pleasant and blessings. In Mauritania, when my friend met, he asked warmly and stretched his hands to reluctant. When asking the good, not only do you ask people, but also ask each other's sheep, cattle, and camels. This unique way of greeting is probably because of this pastoral country, whether the animal husbandry has a close relationship with people's lives and destiny. The countries in North Africa should not use dogs as trademarks. In some parts of Africa, I think the left hand is low and unclean. They are accustomed to getting things from the left hand and avoid shaking hands with the left hand.
I think you are asking Cameroon. Cameroon is a country in the central and western Africa. The southwest is on the verge of Kajiawan, Nigeria in the west, and the Northeast China Chad. The economic pillar should be known as the "central African granary". Ancient folklore, so it should be more conservative
For 3: 2. From left to right, it is composed of three parallel long squares of green, red, and yellow. There is a yellow pentagram in the middle of the red part. Green symbolizes the tropical plants of the southern equatorial rain forest, and also symbolizes the people's hope of the future of happiness; yellow symbolizes the northern grasslands and mineral resources, and also symbolizes the bright sun brings to the people; the red symbolizes the combination of unity. Pentagon symbolizes the unity of the country.
National emblem:
is the shield. The shield is composed of three colors of the national flag. The red cone in the middle represents the Cameroon volcano, which is a symbol of the country; the blue pattern is the contour of the Cameroon land; there is a sharp sword and a pair of heaven in front of the blue pattern, symbolizing political equality and unity. There is a yellow pentagram on the upper left corner of the shield, which symbolizes Cameroon as a unified country. There are two beams of sticks behind the shield. This is one of the signs used during the French bourgeois Revolution period and a symbol of authority. On the upper end of the shield, the "Cameroon Republic" is used on the ribbon of the shield emblem.
If national politics: President Paul Biya, took office on November 6, 1982, re -elected in 1984, 1988, 1992, 1997, and 2004; Mafany Musonge), worked in September 1996.
Natural geography: 475,650 square kilometers, of which the land area is 466050 square kilometers, and the sea area is 9600 square kilometers. Located in the central and western Africa, the Gulf of Guinea in the southwest, Nigeria in the west, Chad in Northeast China, the East with the Central African Republic, the Congo is the neighbor, and the south with Gabon and the equatorial Kougiania. The coastline is 354 kilometers long. Most of the territories are plateau, and the plain accounts for only 12 % of the country. The southwest coast is the plain, long north and south; the southeast is the Cameroon Low Plateau, with large swamps and wetlands; Part of the average altitude is about 1,000 meters; the multi -conical volcano body in the Cameroon volcanic mountains in the central and western regions, generally 2000 meters above sea level. The Cameroon volcano is 4070 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak of the country and West Africa. The Sana River is the largest river. The western coastal and southern regions belong to the typical equatorial rain forest climate. It is hot and humid all year round, and transitions north to the tropical grassland climate. The annual precipitation of Cameroon Volcano West is 10,000 millimeters, which is one of the most rainy areas in the world.
Population: 15.2 million (2001). There are about 200 tribes across the country, mainly the Furberg, the Bamily, the equatorial Bangu tribe (including the Fang and the Betty), the Bigmi, and the Northwest Benzu (including the Dura). Correspondingly, there are more than 200 national languages across the country, and there are no text. French and English are official languages. The main ethnic languages include Forani, Yawnne, Dura, and Bamily, all of which have no text. Fortebee and some tribes in the west believe in Islam (about 20 % of the national population); the southern and coastal areas believe in Catholicism and Christian Protestantism (35 %); the mainland and remote areas still believe in worship (45 %).
Capital: Yaounde. Population: 1.293 million (1998). Located in the hilly area in the southern plateau in central Cameroon, the city is full of green and unique scenery.
A administrative divisions:
The national divided into 10 provinces (polar northern provinces, northern provinces, Admarta provinces, eastern provinces, central provinces, southern provinces, Binhai provinces, sea provinces, coastal provinces, sea provinces, Binhai provinces, sea provinces Western provinces, southwestern provinces, northwestern provinces), 58 states, 268 districts, and 54 counties.
The history:
since the 5th century AD, some tribal kingdoms and tribal alliance countries have been formed in the territory. In 1472, the Portuguese invaded, and colonials such as the 16th century, Britain, France, Germany and other colonials invaded one after another. In 1884, Germany forced King Dura in the coastal areas of the Kesta region to sign a "protection treaty". The region became the "protection country" of Germany and annexed the whole realm in 1902. During the World War I, the British and French army occupied Cameroon. In 1919, Cameroon was divided into two regions. The eastern region was occupied by France and occupied by Britain in the west. In 1922, the International Alliance handed over the East and Westkanan to Britain and France. In 1946, the United Nations General Assembly decided to "host East, West Khabi and France. On January 1, 1960, the East Cameroon (French custody zone) announced its independence and was named the Republic of Cameroon. Ahqiao served as president. In February 1961, citizens voted in the north and southern parts of the Khae -hoscopy area. On June 1, the northern part was merged into Nigeria. On October 1st, the southern part of the South and the Republic of Cameroon merged to form the Cameroon Federal Republic. In May 1972, the federal system was canceled and renamed the Cameroon United Republic. In 1984, it was changed to the Republic of Cameroon. Ashijiao resigned in November 1982. Paul Biya succeeded as president. In January 1984, the country was renamed the Republic of Cameroon. Joined the Commonwealth on November 1, 1995.
Politics:
The constitution stipulates that the President of the Republic is the highest commander of the head of state and the armed forces. If necessary, the presidential election can be held in advance, announced the emergency state, and chaired the highest national defense conference, the highest judicial meeting and the inter -ministerial international relations. President is directly elected by voters, with a term of 7 years and can be re -elected. When the president is absent, the Senate Speaker is on behalf of the president. The Prime Minister is the head of the government, leading the government to work, responsible for implementing the law, exercising the formulation of regulations, and appointing administrative officials. The legislative power is exercised by the two hospitals composed of the National Assembly and the Senate. The National Parliament holds three sessions each year, mainly discussing and approved the national fiscal budget of the year, reviewing and passing the draft legal case. Members are directly selected for a term of 5 years.
Economy:
Cameroonon's geographical location and natural conditions are superior and rich in resources. Agriculture and animal husbandry are the main pillars of the national economy. The industry has a certain foundation and is a developing country with secondary income. The main minerals that have been found in Kazakhs are: aluminum soil and iron. In addition, there are uranium, gold, diamonds, copper, zinc, lead, manganese, white tungsten, molybdenum, nickel, etc. Petroleum reserves are estimated to be 103 million tons, and natural gas reserves are about 110 billion cubic meters. The forest area is more than 22 million hectares, accounting for about 42 % of the country's total area. Cameroon crossing equatorial rain forests and tropical grasslands have two climate belts. The temperature and precipitation conditions are very superior. Its rich water resources account for 3 % of the world. This provides a good natural environment for Cameroon's national economy. After the independence, the "Green Revolution" plan has injected new vitality into agriculture, making Cameroon jump to become the "hometown of fish and rice" in the African continent. The industrial development is rapid, and the industrial system mainly focuses on the agricultural product processing industry. The industrial output value accounts for about 30 % of the GDP, and the industrial level ranks among the forefront of Africa. The main industrial departments include food, beverages, cigarettes, textiles, clothing, papermaking, building materials, chemicals, aluminum aluminum, power, oil mining and processing, wood mining and processing. Katsu is known as the "central African granary". The agricultural population accounts for 71 % of the total population, the area of cultivated land accounts for 18 % of the country, and the grain self -sufficiency rate reaches 97 %. Agricultural output value accounts for about 15 % of the GDP. The main grain crops include millet, sorghum, corn, rice, potato, banana, etc. The main economic crops include cocoa (ranking fifth in the world), coffee, cotton, peanuts, oil palm, etc. Cameroon's forest coverage rate is 40 %, with a total area of 21.97 million hectares, of which 17.4 million hectares can be mined. Forestry output value accounts for about 7 % of the GDP, and the export revenue of wood and wood processing products accounts for 20 % of the total exports. Cameroon's fishery and animal husbandry are also very prosperous. It is rich in tourism resources and is known as "miniature Africa". The main tourist spots are natural zoos such as Beinu, Waza, and Buban Gada. Cameroon has a rich humanistic landscape, and the tribes follow the ancient customs and culture. The ancient social system and traditional lifestyle so far are full of temptation to the world.
The news and publishing:
Kaisai newspapers and periodicals. Mainly: "Cameroon Report", founded on July 1, 1974, national official newspapers, "Reporting", "Cameroon Communist Party", "Cameroon News", "Action News" and "New Weekend Tribunal". There are nearly 80 types of CASA newspapers and periodicals. Cameroon Press and Press was established in July 1977, formerly known as the Cameroon News Agency. Cameroon Radio Broadcasting, British and 6 local language broadcasts. Local radio stations include: Baya, Duala, Galua, Berna, Barfasham, Bammenida, Ensgangle, and Ywinhd Radio. Cameroon National Television was established in April 1986. The launch network can cover 80 % of the national territory. In January 1988, the National Television Production Center was completed.
Diplomacy:
This to pursue independence, alliance, flexible and pragmatic all -round foreign policy. Oppose foreign forces to interfere with the internal affairs of African countries, actively promote African unity and cooperation, and advocate to resolve international disputes through dialogue and mutual tolerance and peace. It is emphasized that promoting development can ensure peace and democracy, and development can only be carried out in a safe and peaceful environment. Support the establishment of regional economic integration and collective security mechanism, and strive to achieve diversification of partners.
The relationship with China:
On March 26, 1971, Cameroon has continued to visit high -level visitors since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China, which has enhanced the friendship between the people of the two countries.
More than 90 kinds of newspapers and periodicals. Mainly: "Cameroon Report", founded on July 1, 1974, national official newspapers, "Reporting", "Cameroon Communist Party", "Cameroon News", "Action News" and "New Weekend Tribunal". There are nearly 80 types of CASA newspapers and periodicals. Cameroon Press and Press was established in July 1977, formerly known as the Cameroon News Agency. Cameroon Radio Broadcasting, British and 6 local language broadcasts. Local radio stations include: Baya, Duala, Galua, Berna, Barfasham, Bammenida, Ensgangle, and Ywinhd Radio. Cameroon National Television was established in April 1986. The launch network can cover 80 % of the national territory. In January 1988, the National Television Production Center was completed. Ha ha
It is Africa,
The most solemn etiquette of the Hamaron Saac Nila people is that the owner connects the live snake's head and tail into a ring, and hangs on the guest's neck. If the guest scared away, it would be disrespect.
The etiquette of Africans.
The Africans must be cold for the first time, greet physical health and working conditions, and then talk about the matter. The degree of coldness of familiar people should be deeper, otherwise the other party thinks you don't understand politeness. When you meet handshake, you must hold your right hand with your left hand and shake hands with the opponent with your right hand. When you encounter a special affection, he must hold his hand, hold the opponent's thumb, and finally hold his hand tightly. Generally, you can meet your knees. When the rural women met the female guests, she turned around, and she made a rhythmic screaming in her mouth to express her friendship to the female guests. ", Regardless of whether the woman gets married or not, can be called this way.
Mi people in Africa bowed humblely when they met, then applauded, and at the same time said some pleasant and blessings.
In Mauritania, when my friend met, he asked warmly and stretched his hands to reluctant. When asking the good, not only do you ask people, but also ask each other's sheep, cattle, and camels. This unique way of greeting is probably because of this pastoral country, whether the animal husbandry has a close relationship with people's lives and destiny.
The countries in North Africa should not use dogs as trademarks. In some parts of Africa, I think the left hand is low and unclean. They are accustomed to getting things from the left hand and avoid shaking hands with the left hand.
I think you are asking Cameroon. Cameroon is a country in the central and western Africa. The southwest is on the verge of Kajiawan, Nigeria in the west, and the Northeast China Chad. The economic pillar should be known as the "central African granary". Ancient folklore, so it should be more conservative
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National name:
The Republic of Cameroun, La République Cameroun)
Independent day:
n January 1 (1960)
National Day:
May 20 (1972)
National flag:
For 3: 2. From left to right, it is composed of three parallel long squares of green, red, and yellow. There is a yellow pentagram in the middle of the red part. Green symbolizes the tropical plants of the southern equatorial rain forest, and also symbolizes the people's hope of the future of happiness; yellow symbolizes the northern grasslands and mineral resources, and also symbolizes the bright sun brings to the people; the red symbolizes the combination of unity. Pentagon symbolizes the unity of the country.
National emblem:
is the shield. The shield is composed of three colors of the national flag. The red cone in the middle represents the Cameroon volcano, which is a symbol of the country; the blue pattern is the contour of the Cameroon land; there is a sharp sword and a pair of heaven in front of the blue pattern, symbolizing political equality and unity. There is a yellow pentagram on the upper left corner of the shield, which symbolizes Cameroon as a unified country. There are two beams of sticks behind the shield. This is one of the signs used during the French bourgeois Revolution period and a symbol of authority. On the upper end of the shield, the "Cameroon Republic" is used on the ribbon of the shield emblem.
If national politics: President Paul Biya, took office on November 6, 1982, re -elected in 1984, 1988, 1992, 1997, and 2004; Mafany Musonge), worked in September 1996.
Natural geography: 475,650 square kilometers, of which the land area is 466050 square kilometers, and the sea area is 9600 square kilometers. Located in the central and western Africa, the Gulf of Guinea in the southwest, Nigeria in the west, Chad in Northeast China, the East with the Central African Republic, the Congo is the neighbor, and the south with Gabon and the equatorial Kougiania. The coastline is 354 kilometers long. Most of the territories are plateau, and the plain accounts for only 12 % of the country. The southwest coast is the plain, long north and south; the southeast is the Cameroon Low Plateau, with large swamps and wetlands; Part of the average altitude is about 1,000 meters; the multi -conical volcano body in the Cameroon volcanic mountains in the central and western regions, generally 2000 meters above sea level. The Cameroon volcano is 4070 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak of the country and West Africa. The Sana River is the largest river. The western coastal and southern regions belong to the typical equatorial rain forest climate. It is hot and humid all year round, and transitions north to the tropical grassland climate. The annual precipitation of Cameroon Volcano West is 10,000 millimeters, which is one of the most rainy areas in the world.
Population: 15.2 million (2001). There are about 200 tribes across the country, mainly the Furberg, the Bamily, the equatorial Bangu tribe (including the Fang and the Betty), the Bigmi, and the Northwest Benzu (including the Dura). Correspondingly, there are more than 200 national languages across the country, and there are no text. French and English are official languages. The main ethnic languages include Forani, Yawnne, Dura, and Bamily, all of which have no text. Fortebee and some tribes in the west believe in Islam (about 20 % of the national population); the southern and coastal areas believe in Catholicism and Christian Protestantism (35 %); the mainland and remote areas still believe in worship (45 %).
Capital: Yaounde. Population: 1.293 million (1998). Located in the hilly area in the southern plateau in central Cameroon, the city is full of green and unique scenery.
A administrative divisions:
The national divided into 10 provinces (polar northern provinces, northern provinces, Admarta provinces, eastern provinces, central provinces, southern provinces, Binhai provinces, sea provinces, coastal provinces, sea provinces, Binhai provinces, sea provinces Western provinces, southwestern provinces, northwestern provinces), 58 states, 268 districts, and 54 counties.
The history:
since the 5th century AD, some tribal kingdoms and tribal alliance countries have been formed in the territory. In 1472, the Portuguese invaded, and colonials such as the 16th century, Britain, France, Germany and other colonials invaded one after another. In 1884, Germany forced King Dura in the coastal areas of the Kesta region to sign a "protection treaty". The region became the "protection country" of Germany and annexed the whole realm in 1902. During the World War I, the British and French army occupied Cameroon. In 1919, Cameroon was divided into two regions. The eastern region was occupied by France and occupied by Britain in the west. In 1922, the International Alliance handed over the East and Westkanan to Britain and France. In 1946, the United Nations General Assembly decided to "host East, West Khabi and France. On January 1, 1960, the East Cameroon (French custody zone) announced its independence and was named the Republic of Cameroon. Ahqiao served as president. In February 1961, citizens voted in the north and southern parts of the Khae -hoscopy area. On June 1, the northern part was merged into Nigeria. On October 1st, the southern part of the South and the Republic of Cameroon merged to form the Cameroon Federal Republic. In May 1972, the federal system was canceled and renamed the Cameroon United Republic. In 1984, it was changed to the Republic of Cameroon. Ashijiao resigned in November 1982. Paul Biya succeeded as president. In January 1984, the country was renamed the Republic of Cameroon. Joined the Commonwealth on November 1, 1995.
Politics:
The constitution stipulates that the President of the Republic is the highest commander of the head of state and the armed forces. If necessary, the presidential election can be held in advance, announced the emergency state, and chaired the highest national defense conference, the highest judicial meeting and the inter -ministerial international relations. President is directly elected by voters, with a term of 7 years and can be re -elected. When the president is absent, the Senate Speaker is on behalf of the president. The Prime Minister is the head of the government, leading the government to work, responsible for implementing the law, exercising the formulation of regulations, and appointing administrative officials. The legislative power is exercised by the two hospitals composed of the National Assembly and the Senate. The National Parliament holds three sessions each year, mainly discussing and approved the national fiscal budget of the year, reviewing and passing the draft legal case. Members are directly selected for a term of 5 years.
Economy:
Cameroonon's geographical location and natural conditions are superior and rich in resources. Agriculture and animal husbandry are the main pillars of the national economy. The industry has a certain foundation and is a developing country with secondary income. The main minerals that have been found in Kazakhs are: aluminum soil and iron. In addition, there are uranium, gold, diamonds, copper, zinc, lead, manganese, white tungsten, molybdenum, nickel, etc. Petroleum reserves are estimated to be 103 million tons, and natural gas reserves are about 110 billion cubic meters. The forest area is more than 22 million hectares, accounting for about 42 % of the country's total area. Cameroon crossing equatorial rain forests and tropical grasslands have two climate belts. The temperature and precipitation conditions are very superior. Its rich water resources account for 3 % of the world. This provides a good natural environment for Cameroon's national economy. After the independence, the "Green Revolution" plan has injected new vitality into agriculture, making Cameroon jump to become the "hometown of fish and rice" in the African continent. The industrial development is rapid, and the industrial system mainly focuses on the agricultural product processing industry. The industrial output value accounts for about 30 % of the GDP, and the industrial level ranks among the forefront of Africa. The main industrial departments include food, beverages, cigarettes, textiles, clothing, papermaking, building materials, chemicals, aluminum aluminum, power, oil mining and processing, wood mining and processing. Katsu is known as the "central African granary". The agricultural population accounts for 71 % of the total population, the area of cultivated land accounts for 18 % of the country, and the grain self -sufficiency rate reaches 97 %. Agricultural output value accounts for about 15 % of the GDP. The main grain crops include millet, sorghum, corn, rice, potato, banana, etc. The main economic crops include cocoa (ranking fifth in the world), coffee, cotton, peanuts, oil palm, etc. Cameroon's forest coverage rate is 40 %, with a total area of 21.97 million hectares, of which 17.4 million hectares can be mined. Forestry output value accounts for about 7 % of the GDP, and the export revenue of wood and wood processing products accounts for 20 % of the total exports. Cameroon's fishery and animal husbandry are also very prosperous. It is rich in tourism resources and is known as "miniature Africa". The main tourist spots are natural zoos such as Beinu, Waza, and Buban Gada. Cameroon has a rich humanistic landscape, and the tribes follow the ancient customs and culture. The ancient social system and traditional lifestyle so far are full of temptation to the world.
The news and publishing:
Kaisai newspapers and periodicals. Mainly: "Cameroon Report", founded on July 1, 1974, national official newspapers, "Reporting", "Cameroon Communist Party", "Cameroon News", "Action News" and "New Weekend Tribunal". There are nearly 80 types of CASA newspapers and periodicals. Cameroon Press and Press was established in July 1977, formerly known as the Cameroon News Agency. Cameroon Radio Broadcasting, British and 6 local language broadcasts. Local radio stations include: Baya, Duala, Galua, Berna, Barfasham, Bammenida, Ensgangle, and Ywinhd Radio. Cameroon National Television was established in April 1986. The launch network can cover 80 % of the national territory. In January 1988, the National Television Production Center was completed.
Diplomacy:
This to pursue independence, alliance, flexible and pragmatic all -round foreign policy. Oppose foreign forces to interfere with the internal affairs of African countries, actively promote African unity and cooperation, and advocate to resolve international disputes through dialogue and mutual tolerance and peace. It is emphasized that promoting development can ensure peace and democracy, and development can only be carried out in a safe and peaceful environment. Support the establishment of regional economic integration and collective security mechanism, and strive to achieve diversification of partners.
The relationship with China:
On March 26, 1971, Cameroon has continued to visit high -level visitors since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China, which has enhanced the friendship between the people of the two countries.
More than 90 kinds of newspapers and periodicals. Mainly: "Cameroon Report", founded on July 1, 1974, national official newspapers, "Reporting", "Cameroon Communist Party", "Cameroon News", "Action News" and "New Weekend Tribunal". There are nearly 80 types of CASA newspapers and periodicals. Cameroon Press and Press was established in July 1977, formerly known as the Cameroon News Agency. Cameroon Radio Broadcasting, British and 6 local language broadcasts. Local radio stations include: Baya, Duala, Galua, Berna, Barfasham, Bammenida, Ensgangle, and Ywinhd Radio. Cameroon National Television was established in April 1986. The launch network can cover 80 % of the national territory. In January 1988, the National Television Production Center was completed. Ha ha