#Riding the Netherlands# Almond and I are fans of cycling blogger "Lake Travel", and his recent Dutch cycling Vlog is a sea of tulips, waterway amphibious buses are really cool, and even cooler are the underground bike passages and well-organized bicycle parking.
When I was studying health managers, the textbook listed that after the Netherlands vigorously implemented the cycling policy, people commuted by bicycle every day, which is equivalent to going to the gym 1-2 times a week, which helps to maintain body shape, and then reduce the incidence of obesity-related diseases such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The people are healthy, the environment is better, and the government has greatly reduced its financial expenditure on medical care.
In the Netherlands, bicycles are the best example of a sustainable, low-carbon lifestyle. "Low-carbon and sustainable development" is not only high-tech + new technology, it shows a new concept of sustainability in a broader sense, and is a sustainable lifestyle and mindset.
I've been to the Netherlands twice and have travelled there by bike. The Netherlands has a good transport plan, roads, and climate for cycling. In the Netherlands Tourism Office, it is also discovering and sharing the content of "cycling +" in the four seasons of the Netherlands, including "cycling + flower viewing" in spring, "cycling + slow travel" in summer, "cycling + museum" in autumn, "cycling + world cultural heritage" in winter, etc., which will be an upgrade from "where to play" to "how to play". It is believed that cycling will also be a very popular way for tourists to travel when they go to the Netherlands.
