What are the customs in the Democratic Republic of Congo?

Congo (DRC) attaches importance to religious belief, with religious believers accounting for more than 90% of the total population. The main religions are Catholicism, Christianity, Jinbanggu, Islam and primitive religion. Among them, Jinbang Valley was taught by Simon, a Congolese? Jinbanggu was established in April of 192 1, located in Bas-Congo Province, Democratic Republic of Congo. It is a local religion that advocates spiritual awakening and opposes colonial rule, and its followers account for about 3.8% of the total population. \ x0d \ x0d \ People in Congo (DRC) take cassava flour as their staple food and cassava leaves as their main vegetables. Scald cassava flour with hot water, stir it into "Wisdom Fofo Agbo" and eat it with Chili fish soup, or steam it into "Xiguang Shell" with banana leaves, then remove the leaves and eat it or slice it and fry it. After mashing cassava leaves with seasoning, add fish and water and cook, which is the next dish. \ x0d \ x0d \ Bantu people realize burial. After death, men, women and children will stay at home for one night, and the next day, under the escort of relatives, friends and neighbors, they will be sent to the cemetery for burial. If the deceased is a believer, a religious ceremony will be held in the church. After burial, relatives are in mourning at home, and the mourning time depends on the relationship with the deceased. \ x0d \ x0d \ People in DRC, especially men's clothes tend to be westernized, while women tend to wear traditional clothes. \ x0d \ x0d \ DRC people don't like being photographed at will. Due to the unstable political situation, filming is prohibited in many places. Please respect local customs and regulations, and don't take photos at will.