在非洲南部莱索托王国境内住着一些巴苏陀人,他们信奉原始宗教,有着独特的风俗习惯。在农村,从孩子出生、命名直到结婚,有着许多与众不同的奇特风俗。孩子生下来,人们就用一盆水或者用棍子通知他(她)的父亲。如果拿棍子打孩子的父亲,父亲就知道妻子生了个男孩,如果用水泼在他身上,那么生的就是女孩子。孩子出生后,要在孩子的手腕、前额、颈部和胸部切开一个小口,涂上一点药。巴苏陀人认为,这样可以免除邪恶和 In the territory of the Kingdom of Lesotho in southern Africa, there are some Basotho who live in primitive religions and have unique customs. In rural areas, born from a baby, named until married, has many unique peculiar customs. When a child is born, people use his pot of water or a stick to inform his or her father. If you take a stick and hit your child’s father, your father will know that his wife has a boy. If you spill water on him, then you are a girl. After the child is born, cut a small hole in the child’s wrist, forehead, neck and chest and apply a little medicine. The Basothur believed that this would save evil and