On this day, 53 years ago, February 29, 1972 (January 15, 1972 in the lunar calendar), my country and Ghana resumed diplomatic relations. Ghana, the flag of Ghana, is located in western Africa. It covers an area of 239,460 square kilometers. Population 17 million. There are four major tribes: Akon, Ewe, Mosi-Dagomba, and Jia-Adangbe. The official language is English. The capital, Accra. Ghana's economy is dominated by agriculture, with cocoa, minerals and timber as the three major economic pillars. More than 60% of the labor force is engaged in agricultural production. Cocoa is a traditional export commodity that earns foreign exchange. The industrial foundation is weak and the mining industry is relatively developed. Ghana established the ancient Kingdom of Ghana in the 3rd-4th century AD. Foreign invasions began in the 13th century. In 1897, it became a British colony. It became independent on March 6, 1957 and remained in the British Commonwealth. Ghana established diplomatic relations with my country on July 5, 1960, and later unilaterally broke off diplomatic relations with my country. Diplomatic relations with my country were resumed on February 29, 1972. The chief and his courtier Tema's large aluminum smelter