After Lithuania's visit to Taiwan, the mainland subsequently condemned and announced sanctions. The behavior of small countries is not elegant, and next, we will conduct a comprehensive secret study of Lithuania.
History of Lithuania:
Lithuanians came to settle in the Baltic Sea BC and established the Grand Duchy of Lithuania in 1240. In 1569, it was merged under the Treaty of Lublin to form the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. It was divided in 1772 and later years and became part of the territory of Tsarist Russia. In 1818, Lithuania declared its independence. The second world war that followed was again annexed by the Soviet Union. It was not until March 1990 that independence was declared, and in 1991, the Soviet Union recognized its independent status. The capital is Vilnius. Languages are Lithuanian, Russian, German, etc. The current current President is Geetanas Nauceda
Face and Population:
Lithuania has a population of about 2.9 million and an area of 65,300 square kilometers, which is not as large as the area of mainland Zhejiang. The population density is about 45 people/km². Lithuanians account for 85%, as well as Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Jewish and other ethnic groups. Among them, there are about 600 Chinese people, concentrated in kaunas, Vilnius, Klaipeda and other large cities.
Religion:
Lithuania is currently predominantly Roman Catholic, with a small number of Orthodox and Lutheran religions
Diet:
The main foods in Lithuania are pasta, potatoes, cabbage, pork, lamb and so on. Traditional meat products are similar to ours, with ham, sausages, and smoked sausages. Overall, I also prefer to eat baked products. I usually prefer Russian-Western food and Chinese cuisine.
Resource:
Lithuania lacks oil and natural gas and mainly relies on imports. But forests and water resources are abundant. It is highly forested and is rich in herbs and mushrooms.
Economy:
Lithuania is a high-income economy as defined by the World Bank. Its domestic service industry accounted for 68% and industry accounted for 28%.
In 2019, Lithuania's per capita assets were $50,524 and the total value of state assets was estimated at $115 billion
Lithuania's main source of economic resources is industry and agriculture. It mainly consists of mining, quarrying, processing and manufacturing, and energy industry.
Overall, Lithuania has a well-developed economy, a simpler domestic tax rate and a low cost of living in the country. The nightlife is also more abundant. In recent years, it has vigorously developed science and technology. International blockchain center, laser and biotechnology are developed.
Military:
As one of the Baltic states, Lithuania is militarily weak. It has three armies, navy, and air force, with a total strength of more than 20,000 people.
The Army's military equipment was mainly obsolete equipment left over from the German retreat in World War I. The rest is sold in the United States and sold in Western countries such as Sweden. The Army had no tanks, only armored vehicles.
The Navy, on the other hand, had an auxiliary ship with a displacement of 700 tons, similar to that of a continental cargo ship. In addition, there are so-called warships donated by Russia and Sweden, which are extremely shabby.
In terms of the Air Force, the family base is the Soviet Union's past transport aircraft, only the technology of the World War II period. Spray pesticides at best. So far, there has not even been a decent fighter, and it is basically at the bottom of the world.
Lithuania's geographical location dictates that both Russia and the United States cannot garrison troops at the same time. Therefore, Lithuania is fundamentally insecure.
Participating Partners:
Lithuania joined the United Nations in 1991, the WTO in 2001, and subsequently the European Union, NATO and the Schengen Agreement.
Education & Welfare:
Lithuania currently operates 10 years of basic education. There are 1244 schools of various types and 21 universities in the country. The most famous university is Vilnius University.
For medical security in Lithuania, the social security contribution base is 31.18% for the work unit and 9% for the individual. Nationals are entitled to basic and full-scale free medical care.
Political party organizations:
The political situation in Lithuania is generally stable. At present, there are many party organizations, consisting of the Christian Democratic Party, the Liberal Movement Party, the Liberal Party, the Peasants and Green Alliance Party, and the Workers' Party.
Festival:
Lithuania has a five-day working day and a six-day public holiday. The main holidays are New Year's Day, Independence Day, National Day, Easter, Halloween, Christmas, Coronation Day of the King of Lithuania and other different holidays
On the whole, Lithuania has a developed economy, but its military strength is weak and its geographical location is awkward. The survival law of a small country can only be left and right, and it is helpless to do the wall grass.