When I endorsed it, I felt that the indigenous people in this film were like Khoisan people, especially they all lived in the Kalahari Desert.
Checked Baidu Encyclopedia, it really is:
The Khoisan people are one of the oldest ethnic groups in Africa. They already existed in the Middle Paleolithic period. "), which was a derogatory term for the natives when the Dutch colonists first arrived in southern Africa, and later gradually changed to the self-proclaimed "Khoisan" of the local residents, meaning "people" or "real people". Short stature, the average adult height is only 145 to 150 cm. At present, they are mainly distributed in Botswana, Namibia and South Africa. They live on hunting and gathering and have their own language. The Khoisan people have a population of about 300,000, mainly including the Hottentot, Bedamara and Bushmen. The Khoisan people used to be distributed over vast lands and forests in Africa. When the Bantu spread, they retreated to the south.
_(´□`” ∠)_ If this is the case, the mentality of Westerners is really tangled.
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