What does it mean that black tribes in South Africa give you ostrich hair and peacock hair?

Every place has certain cultural differences. Of course, the customs and habits of various places also have some truth, which has a certain relationship with their past historical and cultural development. At the same time, different customs and habits directly determine its folk customs and corresponding cultural development. So what do black tribes in South Africa mean by giving you ostrich hair and peacock hair? Let's be specific.

In fact, for black tribes in South Africa, it is also a polite behavior to give you ostrich feathers, just like when you visit Inner Mongolia or some of its grasslands, the locals will give it to Hada, which is also a way for them to welcome guests. They show their enthusiasm and welcome to you by sending ostrich hair or peacock hair.

Of course, this is just a etiquette of black tribes in South Africa, which is still somewhat different from that of whites. In South Africa, white people tend to greet each other in the western way, such as shaking hands or bowing, which is very common, but in black tribes, the traditional etiquette culture still remains and has a long history.

At the same time, if black tribes in South Africa give you ostrich hair or peacock hair, you must put on your hat in time and politely. This is also a courtesy to them, and it can also show your understanding of local culture and personal etiquette, which is more important. Therefore, if you travel normally, you must make corresponding strategies and understand these habits in advance to better adapt.