I have been to a lot of colorful urban areas, and the bo kaap in Cape Town is the hottest one. Beginning in the 18th century, it became the Cape Town Malaysian area. These descendants of labor who were trafficked to South Africa around the 18th century were classified as variegated people. During the apartheid period, the residential areas in Malay District were not allowed to be housed. In order to facilitate the postman or friends to find their own accommodation, the local residents came up with ways to distinguish different houses by color. It was also retained after the abolition was abolished. Under the whims of the people, the house has been painted in various colors, the color is very bright, the color is bold, not red, green, deep purple, is beige, sea blue, bright orange... Going, the whole community is colorful, and the green grass is hidden in it, just like entering the fairy tale world of Andersen. A house with a marathon color, drinking a coffee is a melancholy blue, going to the home is a warm orange, the mosque is a small fresh green, naughty children's home is jumping wild, staying here Everyone is very clear.