What are the interesting things or customs around the world? Something particularly interesting.

Egyptian women don't wear sleeveless clothes and shirts. Egyptian women dress very solemnly in public. They don't wear sleeveless clothes and shirts, and wearing shorts is considered uncivilized by jokes. Egyptians are hospitable and generous. If you praise your master for his beautiful property or clothes, he will give it to you. So, you should praise your master's things in Egypt.

Tunisia's hospitality splashed the river on the guests' faces. In eastern Tunisia, when guests come from home, the host will invite them to wash their faces by the river after dinner. Don't be angry if the host holds clear river water and splashes it on the guest's face. This is the host's hospitality. Thank you.

North Africa cooks three bowls of tea for guests first. Tuya Luck people in Guala, Aiedh Sahimi, North Africa, when entertaining guests, the host always cooks three small bowls of tea for the guests first, and then cooks it for himself. If the guest can't finish three bowls of tea, it's best to refuse the first bowl, otherwise it is disrespectful to the host to drink only one bowl. The host welcomes guests to cook only three bowls in one pot. If you cook four or five bowls in one pot, you have to leave.

In Pakistan, when friends meet, they usually hug as a gift. This hug is by no means a hug. They usually head to the left once, head to the right once, and so on three times, without any carelessness. The elder or master often pats each other on the back with one hand to show sincere love. When women meet, they hug each other, stay for a long time, then "kiss the rain" on the cheeks and foreheads of female guests, and then hug and kiss for three times, which is grand and warm. For long-separated relatives, close friends and distinguished guests, people often wear garlands. Garland is made of flowers, full of fragrance, made of gold foil and silver foil, shining, adding a warm atmosphere of reunion or first contact. There are also wreaths made of coins, which children like best.

Morocco should drink tea three times after meals. Morocco loves to entertain guests with sweet tea in social activities, banquets on holidays and when receiving visiting guests. It's really tea instead of wine. Drink tea three times after meals. If you are a guest in Morocco, you'd better bring green tea, especially from China. Moroccans believe that China's green tea is mellow and fragrant, while China's green tea is the token of friendship and the most popular.

Nigeria welcomes tourists to taste kolako. Kuwaitis living in eastern Nigeria entertain guests with kolako. If the host immediately serves Cora fruit, it is a sincere welcome to the visitors. If he refuses to give Cora fruit, it means refusing visitors. Those who are sensible should leave quickly to avoid unpleasant things.

Tanzanian men keep their hair and women shave their heads. On the Massai grassland in northern Tanzania, Masai people live. Women in this nation shave their hair, while men keep it. Don't make mistakes when you travel there. The man wears a pink braid and the woman has a bald head. Not only that, but clothes are also unique. Both men and women have pierced ears and wear big earrings. Women also wear beads of different colors around their necks. Men's and women's clothing is a big piece of cloth, which is covered by night during the day and surrounded by cloth all day long.