在莱茵河畔的路德维希港一带,人人都知道一个叫西法斯的修车行老板。从他的名片上你可以看到,“托戈拜·恩戈里菲亚·西法斯·科西·班沙,加纳,格比斯部落酋长,兼农业机械和汽车修理人”。接过这样一张名片,谁都不免要重新打量这个皮肤像黑檀木一样的加纳人。他们不敢相信,这个每天大汗淋漓地苦干12个小时的修车匠竟是一名尊贵的酋长。其实,晚上一下班,西法斯便脱下油污的工作服,换上与他的酋长身分相称的衣裳。几分钟的功夫,一袭华贵的长袍和遍身金饰把西法斯变了个模样。接着,他走进餐厅,从餐具橱上取下嵌满名贵宝 Everyone in the area of ​​Ludwigshafen on the Rhine knows a garage owner called Cephas. You can see from his business card: “Torgoyan Ngoritiyah Siifas Kosi Bansha, Ghana, chief of the Ghibis tribe, and agricultural machinery and car mechanics.” Take such a business card, no one can not help but re-consider this skin like ebony-like Ghanaian. They could not believe it. The repairer, who spent as much as 12 hours sweating hard every day, was actually a distinguished chieftain. In fact, after work at night, Si Fassi took off the greasy overalls and put on clothes commensurate with his chieftain’s identity. A few minutes of kung fu, dressed in luxurious robes and over the gold jewelry to change the appearance of Si Fasi. Then he walked into the restaurant and removed the valuable treasure from the sideboard