Slovenia, with an area of 20,000 square kilometers and a population of 2.05 million, belongs to the Yugoslav tribe and speaks a language close to Serbian.
The country is close to the Alps and most of the country has a temperate continental climate with cold winters and cool summers.
60% of the territory is covered by forests, and there are a large number of grasslands and orchards, and the forest coverage rate is second only to Finland and Sweden, ranking third in Europe.
The country is a progressive capitalist country with a GDP of $20,000 per capita and was once named by National Geographic as the most sustainable tourist country in the world.
The country implements 12 years of compulsory education, the school system is 8 years of primary school + 4 years of secondary school, the teacher resources are very sufficient, and the ratio of teachers and students is maintained at 1:10.
All citizens are enrolled in health insurance, and the coverage of the claim includes lost time and transportation expenses during sick leave in addition to the cost of examinations and treatment.
The average monthly income is about 13,000 yuan, while the financial, insurance and energy industries have the highest income, reaching 18,000 yuan per month.
The average price of housing is 13,000 yuan / square meter, equivalent to a month's salary, which is currently a historical high, mainly caused by the price increase of building materials during the epidemic.
Prices are not high overall, but vegetables are more expensive than meat, such as supermarkets 1 kg of chicken 10 yuan, 1 kg of broccoli 14 yuan, the vegetable market is cheaper than supermarkets.
Slovenians say their map is like a walking hen, a bit like it.
Slovenians are full of energy, and the population exercising for more than 3 hours a week accounts for 60% of the total population.
The Etruscan shrew, one of the smallest mammals in the world, is only a few centimeters long.
The "Warburg Festival" is a festival that symbolizes workers' rights and is celebrated every year on the evening of April 30th.
Ljubljana is the capital of Slovenia and was named the Green Capital of Europe in 2016.
On average, there is a vineyard for every 70 people, and 90% of the wines made there are drunk by themselves.
Long-distance swimmer Martin Strell, who swam 5268 kilometers in the Amazon River in 66 days, the key is that there are crocodiles, piranhas, electric eels in the river...
The most common name in Slovenia is Franc (Frank) for men and Marija for women.
Putui is the oldest city in Slovenia and has been a human settlement since the Stone Age.
The Selicka Hotel can make people feel like "in prison but not prisoners".
There is one beekeeper in every 200 people, and they are the ones who initiated World Bee Day on 20 May.
Slovenian is spoken by 2 million people in the country, and 46 dialects have been divided due to the strong sense of geography.
The country has the largest herd of brown bears in Europe, and the number of brown bears endangered after World War II has risen to 500.
The average height reaches 180.3 cm, ranking in the top ten in the world, only 3 cm shorter than the average height of the Dutch.
"Botica" nut bread occupies an important place in traditional holiday dinners.