South Africa*** and the country, referred to as South Africa, is located in the southernmost tip of the African continent, the land area of 1,219,090 square kilometers, with Namibia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Pozwana, Swaziland, South Africa, South Africa's west coast of the Atlantic Ocean, the east and south coast of the Southern Indian Ocean.

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South Africa **** and the country, referred to as South Africa, is located in the southernmost tip of the African continent, the country's land area of 1,219,090 square kilometers, with Namibia, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, Bozeman, Swaziland, South Africa, South Africa's west coast of the Atlantic Ocean, the east and south coast of the South Indian Ocean. South Africa has a population of over 40 million (2002), of which approximately 78% are African, 10% are white, 8.6% are brown, and 2.5% are Asian Indian. Five languages are more prevalent in South Africa: Afrikaner-Afrikaans-14.4%; Xhosa-IsiXhosa-17.9%; Zulu-IsiZulu-22.9%; Sepedi-9.2%; and English-8.6%.

South Africa is known as the "rainbow nation", South Africa's natural beauty is beautiful, a variety of flora and fauna. It is an exaggeration to say that traveling around South Africa is the same as traveling around the world. South Africa has a rich land, hospitable ethnic customs, diverse cultures, complete rural urban planning, fresh air, first-class road construction, plus more investment opportunities than the developed countries in Europe and the United States, thus attracting thousands of tourists and entrepreneurs to South Africa to find out and invest.

South Africa's social etiquette can be summarized as: black and white, British-oriented. Black and white refers to: subject to the constraints of racial and religious customs, South Africa's blacks and whites follow different social etiquette; British-oriented refers to: in South Africa for a long period of history, due to the white man in control of South Africa's political power, the Western `social etiquette, especially the British social etiquette widely popular in the South African society.

Now in the South African business social occasions, South Africans generally meet etiquette is a handshake, to interact with the object of the name is mainly addressed as "Mr.", "Miss" or "Mrs.". Mr.", "Miss" or "Mrs.". In the South African black tribes, especially in the vast rural areas, black South Africans often show a different style of social interaction, for example, they are accustomed to ostrich feathers, peacock feathers to gift VIPs and precious guests, the moment the appropriate recipient of the practice of this precious feathers inserted in their own hats or hair, as a way of showing respect for the giver.