人们理发和梳头一般是为了整洁和美观,当然也有人是为了赶时髦。但是,在非洲某些地区,不少居民的发型却常常包含着一定的象征性的或宗教上的意义。例如,居住在马里和塞内加尔交界处的安比德迪城附近的萨拉科勒族男子就爱把头发梳成一种奇特的式样:在剃得精光的头顶上留着三条辫子,一条垂在额前,还有两条分别垂在头部两侧。关于这种奇特的发型,在当地居民的口中至今流传着一个有趣的故事。说是在很久很久以前,在一个叫阿博梅的 People usually hairdressing and combing hair for the sake of being tidy and beautiful, and of course, some are for fashion. However, in some parts of Africa, the hairstyle of many residents often contains some symbolic or religious significance. For example, Saracolian men living near Ambidde City at the junction of Mali and Senegal loved to comb their hair in a peculiar pattern: with three braids on top of the shaved head, There are two hanging in the head on both sides. About this peculiar hairstyle, an interesting story has circulated in the mouth of local residents. It was a long, long time ago, in one called Abomey