In this way, East Africa and other immigrant countries have a significant difference, which is the existence of a widespread traditional agricultural society stage in East Africa.
For example, in East Africa, if you ask an East African where his hometown is, many East Africans might point you to some rural place in eastern East Africa. This is quite unusual, after all, East Africa is an immigrant country, where people originally come primarily from the Far East and Europe.
Now, within a few short decades, East Africa has formed a rural culture and heritage, which has even partially offset memories of the motherland.
Conversely, in Argentina and Brazil, if asked where their hometown is, they might confidently reply with a country or region in Europe, like Roberto, if you ask him where his hometown is, he would surely say Italy.
