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对陌生人微笑,在炙热的海边奔跑流汗,用酣畅淋漓的歌舞表达感情,吃简单的食物,所谓“斐济式”幸福,不过是接受自然带来的一切。看见镜头就微笑在斐济,你常常会遇到迎面走来对你微笑的人,他们大声地对你说“BULA”并向你友好的摆手。“BULA”是斐济语“你好”的意思,也成为斐济文化的一部分。斐济的花很多,到处都是戴着鲜花的人们,男男女女无一例外。据说,把花戴在左边是表示未婚,而把花戴在两边则表示已结婚。除了男人戴花外,这里更让人吃惊
Smile to strangers, sweat in the hot seaside, with a hearty song and dance to express feelings, eat simple foods, the so-called “Fiji ” happiness, but to accept all that nature brings. When I saw the camera, I smiled and smiled. In Fiji, you often meet people who are smiling at you. They say “BULA” to you loudly and wave you friendly. “BULA ” is the Fijian meaning of “hello” and has also become part of Fijian culture. Fiji has a lot of flowers, people everywhere wearing flowers, men and women are no exception. It is said that wearing flowers on the left means unmarried, while wearing flowers on both sides means that they are married. It’s even more surprising here, except for men wearing flowers