Finland is located in northern Europe and is covered by a third of its territory by the Arctic Circle. However, although Rovaniemi is santa claus's hometown, the prototype of Santa Claus St. Nicholas is a Turk. Moreover, Nicholas's car reindeer is not a specialty of Finland, and it is also found in the cold capital of the mainland, Genhe.
As the country with the best welfare quality in the world, Finland has a very mature and complete welfare system, from birth to grave. For example, Finnish children under the age of 17 can receive a child allowance. Children of single-parent families receive additional subsidies. Moreover, if unemployed or unemployed, the government will also pay a monthly living allowance and pay rent, etc.
Finland, known as the land of a thousand lakes, has more than 180,000 lakes in fact, with a high north and low south, and the highest peak is Haltia Peak, which is 1328 meters above sea level, located between the border between Finland and Norway.
Although Finland once belonged to Russia and did not officially become independent until 1917, the strong physique of the Finns is definitely not inferior to the fighting nation, and there are a lot of interesting games, such as mobile phone throwing competitions, mud football competitions, wife back championships and so on.
As the capital of Finland, Helsinki is really not big, but the Helsinki Cathedral in Senate Square is really big, and whenever the church bells ring, the whole square is silent, which is a precious tranquility that only religion can bring.
The South Pier Open Air Free Market is not only one of the most traditional markets in Finland, but also the most popular place in Helsinki. Many super luxury cruise ships to Sweden, Germany, Russia and Estonia are moored here, especially the famous European luxury cruise ships Siria and Viking, which are picked up and dropped off here.
Girls in Finland are very happy, having children and raising children are paid for by the state, and it is also a good tradition for husbands to bring children here. As the first country in the world where women can participate in elections, there are many highly educated and capable single women, and the top leaders of Finland's five ruling groups are women.
Finland, which cherishes every ray of sunshine, is a veritable coffee consumer. According to statistics, the average Finn drinks 3123 cups of coffee per year, and 90% of Finns drink coffee with creaky cheese.
As a super developed country, Finland is a typical industrial and information technology power, in addition to nokia as we know it, Finland's paper and stainless steel industry is more famous in the world, not only the sales of escalators and elevators rank among the top three in the world, and it is said that six out of every ten icebreakers in the world are made in Finland.
Finnish beauties have always been recognized by the world, not only tall and long legs, but also beautiful faces, no less than Russia and Ukraine, and vaguely visible oriental charm, said to be due to Mongolian ancestry.
Whether it's a relationship or a business, the most common place for Finns to go is the sauna, which is often done and things are done. In addition, Finns have a variety of ways to take saunas, such as transparent saunas, open-air saunas, chili saunas, male and female saunas, high-altitude saunas and so on.
In Finland, no matter how rich you are, you are afraid of being ticketed for speeding, because the speeding fine here is calculated based on the annual income of the perpetrator, and the more you earn, the more you fine. Once a Finnish tycoon was also issued a sky-high fine of hundreds of thousands of euros, which was simply a pain in the flesh!
The form of education in Finland is special, learning about events and phenomena in various forms, rather than individual disciplines. For example, world war II was studied from the perspective of history, geography and mathematics. By taking part in the "Café Jobs" course, students will acquire knowledge of English, economics and communication skills, among other things.
As the youngest female prime minister in Finnish history, Sanna Marin was not actually raised by her mother and a same-sex partner, but her career was on the rise, and after graduating from university, Marin officially entered politics in 2012, and it took only 7 years to ascend to the throne of the Prime Minister of Finland. However, just when it is about to join NATO, it has caused heated discussions due to the hot dance storm. Although Marin choked up more than once to defend himself: I am also a person, and I also need to be happy. But it still hasn't been recognized by the majority of voters.