Accra is still mainly English-speaking, and there are Chinese clinics on the main streets of Accra. Locals like music, football, etc., and accommodation is taxed. It’s very hot. If you really want to go, it’s best to go from May to August because the local weather is good then. It would be bad luck if you encounter a sandstorm at any other time. You'd better not talk nonsense in Accra. The locals are a bit anti-foreigner. If you have to do errands, it is best not to go on a day when they go to pray. Because no one welcomes you. The house is not very good, very old. I don’t know if it’s still like that now. What they eat is rice made into glutinous rice cakes. I don't know what the name is either. It tastes pretty good and they only eat one meal a day. I've eaten but I still feel hungry. The salary of local people is very low, which is equivalent to about RMB100 for us. The local people's monthly salary is only enough to buy 100 bananas. You can imagine their living standards. When you arrive in Accra, robberies often occur due to poverty and other reasons. Just pay attention to yourself, don't talk nonsense, don't buy baked goods on the street, and don't let people know that you are rich. Also, smile often. Wish you a safe journey.