Looking at the children laughing and playing by the fire, they all say that their smiles are the purest thing in the world, and when you come to the tribe and see these children with your own eyes, maybe you will understand.

They are not afraid of people, and they never hesitate to give a smile to anyone around them, even strangers.

Another beautiful scenery is the man wearing a skirt, different from the Scottish performance form, this habit was originally derived from practical considerations, due to the special island environment, since ancient times to fish for a living, but this climate belongs to the tropical maritime climate, hot all year round, not suitable to wear too many clothes, so often often woven of straw skirt around the body.

It can not only prevent mosquitoes, but also very breathable, and can be waterproof in rainy days, and with the development of the times, the diversification of clothing and colors, this men's skirt has developed to what it is today.

Police officers wearing skirts can be seen not only in the tribes, but also on the streets, and the guards perform in skirts during national celebrations.

Even those who attend the service will be denied entry to the church if they do not wear skirts. It is such a country that embraces modernity and tradition, and the implementation of tradition starts from the perspective of life, trying to integrate but not erase.

Most of the buildings are bungalow-type buildings, and some of the more primitive tribes still maintain palm houses. The bottom of the house is raised with wooden piles, which are designed to protect against rain.

Tribal schools are also bungalows, there are no desks in the classrooms, and students usually sit on the ground and receive education, but it seems that all hardships cannot be clouded by the clarity of children's eyes.

Fresh water resources are scarce, and many plastic buckets are placed at the door of every house to collect rainwater for daily use. Pergolas can be found everywhere along the roadside, where locals often frolic and rest, and everything is so real and raunchy.

If you want to go to a local home, the first cup of kava is to be drunk by the guest or the elderly, and the guest should high-five three times with both hands, take the coconut shell, drink it in, and then return the empty shell to the host, high-five it three times, and then shout bula to show completion.

Johnson and others were pulled up by the locals and sang and danced with the crowd, they loved to sing and sang, perhaps because of the pure water of Fiji, or perhaps because of the purity of the Fijian people's hearts, after all, songs are born from the heart.

Zhang Xiaoxian once wrote in the book: The most comforting thing may not be words, but a song. Compared to music, the text seems too hasty. Those who are willing to read will find solace in the fact that we can close our eyes but not put our ears away.

Perhaps it is for this reason that Fiji has given birth to so many singing voices, giving comfort to every wanderer who comes from afar.

In particular, the torch dance, in which the flaming torches are drawn in the hands and move at high speeds, creating a picture that looks like a computer has been processed, like an elf that travels across the coast of Fiji.

The next day, we left the main island and boarded Yasawa, the most expensive North Island hotel in the world. 11 villas, 1 to 10 are presidential villas, 6,127 pounds per night, 55,000 yuan.

Villa 11 is the most expensive at 9,644 pounds per night and RMB 86,000, plus 18% tax and service charge......

The other villas are full, except for No. 9, a 45-metre infinity pool carved out of granite and seven stunning beaches, including Anse Victorin, which was voted the best beach in the world by Time magazine.

Rare creatures can be found everywhere, especially the endangered red-crowned blue dove, which is located in the forest in the backyard.

With an area of more than 500 square meters, only 1 bedroom, only adults are accepted, and only two adults are allowed, children and third people are not accepted?

No way, this villa is designed to create the ideal honeymooner getaway. Nestled in a lush coconut grove, it blends in with the natural vegetation, ensuring privacy and direct views of the sea.

Bathroom facing the sea, listening to the waves and relaxing. When night falls, a movie night in a luxurious private villa, with wine and beautiful people, and the sound of birds and waves outside the door, this is probably the most memorable movie in the world.

The island is home to tens of thousands of giant sea turtles, a variety of colorful shells, many unique plants and animals in the world, and more than 7,000 sea coconuts.

The sea coconut is very peculiar, the female sea coconut resembles the female hip, the male sea coconut looks like the male cock, and the magical creatures make the people who first discovered this place believe that this is the Garden of Eden where Adam and Eve once lived!

Although it is expensive, the service is absolutely first-class. All guests enjoy a full range of complimentary activities: Polynesian dance and music lessons, traditional weaving, sarong-making and dressing, lagoon snorkeling, stand-up paddles, kayaking and canoe initiation lessons......

Island Cycling Tour, Aerobics, Fitness Centre, Open Air Tennis, Tedia Ultimate Lagoon Tour, Bird Island Tour, Reef Exploration, Turtle Night, Green Tour, ......

The spa is directly in the shape of a bird's nest, with the exterior decorated with local wood strips and perched on a seven-metre-high tree. Bill Gates, Madonna, Tom Cruz, Celine Dion and other celebrities have come here for vacation, not far from the hilltop of Villa 11, I heard that Prince William and his wife live?

Lying under a coconut tree, SC Johnson has a dream about the island, a childhood dream of setting sail and embarking on a magnificent adventure. When I grow up, I dream of living in a quiet paradise, with cats, dogs and lovers, reading and writing when I like to be quiet, and diving into the underwater world to dance with fish when I am playful.

Check on the Internet, there are really people who buy Fiji's island?

Tafarua, Fiji's second largest island, 120,000 square kilometers, was bought by a local tyrant in the country. The entire island is surrounded by coral reefs, and the island is fully equipped with facilities, because the scenery is very eye-catching, so many people will rent a venue here to hold various events and weddings, and it has become a celebrity check-in place in recent years.

Only 5 million that year?

SC Johnson was surprised, although it was not a right to own, but a 99-year right to use, but it was also a very good deal.

You have to know the price, in the third ring road, you can only buy a toilet!

Of the 332 islands, 106 are inhabited, most of which are volcanic islands surrounded by coral reefs. Buy a private island, enjoy all the beauty that comes your way, drive a luxury yacht, fly a private jet, and dive without worry.

Not far from is the island bought by Australian real estate tycoon Lang Walker, although the old man is 72 years old, but he is definitely an expert among the connoisseurs!

Over the past 40 years, I have traveled to all kinds of islands, and I am very keen on sailing and diving, and I have seen so many places, but I still love this place.

Call Vader and ask him to help choose the most suitable island, isn't it money?