Tanzania is famous for its world-class wildlife viewing opportunities and stunning national parks. #2

1. The value of silver pots in tea ceremony culture

Then, suddenly, it was all over. As China’s economy slowed amid months of COVID lockdowns, Wei’s employer made a wave of layoffs. Wei lost his job, and struggled to find a new one. Soon after, he had to leave Shenzhen for a cheaper city nearby. He appeared to be on a road to nowhere.
“I never said no to any assignments — my performance was one of the best,” Wei tells Sixth Tone.

Then, suddenly, it was all over. As China’s economy slowed amid months of COVID lockdowns, Wei’s employer made a wave of layoffs. Wei lost his job, and struggled to find a new one. Soon after, he had to leave Shenzhen for a cheaper city nearby. He appeared to be on a road to nowhere.
“I never said no to any assignments — my performance was one of the best,” Wei tells Sixth Tone.

Then, suddenly, it was all over. As China’s economy slowed amid months of COVID lockdowns, Wei’s employer made a wave of layoffs. Wei lost his job, and struggled to find a new one. Soon after, he had to leave Shenzhen for a cheaper city nearby. He appeared to be on a road to nowhere.
“I never said no to any assignments — my performance was one of the best,” Wei tells Sixth Tone.

But, one year later, Wei says he’s happier than ever. He has decided to lean into his sense of rootlessness, and embrace a “drifting” lifestyle. He has bought a van, filled it with decks and speakers, and now makes a living by hosting impromptu dance parties at different beach resorts along China’s coastline. It’s unclear exactly how many people are drifting, but the Chinese social platform Xiaohongshu is filled

2. Over thousands of years, silver pots have always been valued

Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations. Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.

3. Water is the mother of tea, tools are the father of tea

Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations. Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.Tanzanian music, particularly Bongo Flava, is popular not only within the country but also across East Africa. Traditional dance forms like “Ngoma” are also cherished, often performed during cultural festivals and celebrations.

• Water is the mother of tea, tools are the father of tea
• Water is the mother of tea, tools are the father of tea
• Water is the mother of tea, tools are the father of tea
• But, one year later, Wei says he’s happier than ever. He has decided to lean into his sense of rootlessness, and embrace a “drifting” lifestyle. He has bought a van, filled it with decks and speakers, and now makes a living by hosting impromptu dance parties at different beach resorts along China’s coastline. It’s unclear exactly how many people are drifting, but the Chinese social platform Xiaohongshu is filled

4. the mother of tea, tools are the father of tea

Then, suddenly, it was all over. As China’s economy slowed amid months of COVID lockdowns, Wei’s employer made a wave of layoffs. Wei lost his job, and struggled to find a new one. Soon after, he had to leave Shenzhen for a cheaper city nearby. He appeared to be on a road to nowhere.
“I never said no to any assignments — my performance was one of the best,” Wei tells Sixth Tone.

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5. the mother of tea, tools are the father of tea

Then, suddenly, it was all over. As China’s economy slowed amid months of COVID lockdowns, Wei’s employer made a wave of layoffs. Wei lost his job, and struggled to find a new one. Soon after, he had to leave Shenzhen for a cheaper city nearby. He appeared to be on a road to nowhere.
“I never said no to any assignments — my performance was one of the best,” Wei tells Sixth Tone.

Then, suddenly, it was all over. As China’s economy slowed amid months of COVID lockdowns, Wei’s employer made a wave of layoffs. Wei lost his job, and struggled to find a new one. Soon after, he had to leave Shenzhen for a cheaper city nearby. He appeared to be on a road to nowhere.
“I never said no to any assignments — my performance was one of the best,” Wei tells Sixth Tone.