The Republic of Croatia, abbreviated as Croatia, has its capital in Zagreb. Located in south-central Europe, it has a total area of 56,600 square kilometers, a total population of 4.06 million people, and a coastline of 1,880 kilometers. There are 20 provinces and 1 provincial municipality, the official language is Croatian, and the main religion is Catholic.
Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, the whole city is centered on Yelašić Square, surrounded by eight paths leading to all corners of the city, the center of the square is the most concentrated place for the daily life of locals, Zagreb has a deep coffee culture, at the junction of the upper town and the lower town, there are many such north-south longitudinal coffee streets.
Croatia is crowded and commercialized in summer, with few beaches with free showers, few toilets on the beach, everything costs money and is more expensive. It is a very commercial country that relies heavily on tourism. Locals think that staying in a hotel without spending money is like committing a crime.
Croatia is mainly Mediterranean, and you can eat excellent seafood here, after all, it is next to the Adriatic Sea. The interior of Croatian cuisine is strongly influenced by the Slavs, using pork and spices such as black pepper, paprika, and garlic. The coastal food culture was influenced by the Greek city-states, the great Roman Empire and the Illyrians in ancient times, using olive oil and various herbs.
There are many good restaurants in several tourist cities in the south, and the per capita price of high-end restaurants is 300-500, and the quality is first-class and the service is excellent. Ordinary restaurants 100-200, you can also eat deliciously.
People have national pride in their country and a relaxed attitude to life, but they still believe that they have to work hard in exchange for a better life. Some people have an international perspective (many people in large cities have lived in several European countries), young people are completely a product of globalization, although it is a Catholic country, but young people are basically not very religious even if they are baptized.
Croatia is rich in agricultural products, including temperate and tropical fruits and vegetables. The main grain-producing areas are in the northern plains, the central mountainous areas and the southern coastal areas are suitable for the development of animal husbandry and the cultivation of fruits, especially grapes, and there are more than 300 wine production enterprises.
Croatia also has a "Little Dutch" title, such as red light districts, special industries, etc. are similar in this area, Croatian handsome guys and beauties are comparable to the Dutch in terms of height. The average height of men in Croatia is 185 cm and that of women is 175 cm.
Croatian women are very open, there is something called "celestial bath", which is a place like the beach around us, except that clothes are not allowed in this place, and there are many beautiful women in it. Croatian women love to drink; I don't know why Croatian women start aging in their thirties, and they age quickly.
In Croatia, the way locals greet is neither a handshake nor a bow, but a kiss salute, hugging and kissing on the left and right cheeks, of course, this is the way of greeting acquaintances, of course, the living person does not say kiss, just say "hi".
Croatia does not have a metro, but there are trains, but it is not a train connecting the city to the city, but a train running in the city, which can also be understood as a subway running on the ground, and does not need to check the ticket on the train, but will occasionally check the ticket, if someone is found, it will face a more serious fine.
The pace of life in Croatia is very slow, and you can see many slow pedestrians on the streets during working hours, and you can also see customers enjoying coffee in cafes.