Poland has returned from tourism, and it is unbelievable that Poland, with a population of more than 36 million, has developed into such a situation

1. To inquire about how to get to Poland, I took LOT Polish Airlines from Berlin, Germany, to Warsaw in just 1 hour and 15 minutes. Austria and Lufthansa were not selected, considering the long flight time (three hours). The flight was operated on a Boeing 787-9, and the crew was dressed in uniform during the journey, and the passengers were either quietly reading a book in their seats or communicating in a quiet manner. When the plane stopped, it was just noon, and looking at the bright sunshine outside the window, the mood was particularly relaxed.

2. When visiting a café in Poland, I met a Polish woman by chance, and the beautiful encounter usually begins with the eyes, but this Polish lady has a slightly melancholy look in her eyes that makes people feel pity. The conversation learned that she is currently studying ballet, and as an 18-year-old student, she is 1.72 meters tall and has a well-proportioned body, showing the demeanor of a young woman. In the cold winter, her clothes were thin, which caused people to wonder why the European people could maintain such a figure without resistance in such a cold environment? Later, upon inquiry, it turned out that the coat was only used for taking pictures. The prices in Poland are relatively reasonable, rice, vegetables and fruits, meat and other materials are abundant, and after calculation, a full meal only costs tens of zlotys, which is more detailed than in China, unlike the price tags shown by oil-confit bakeries in Germany that are prohibitive.

3. It was learned that the currency used in Poland is called the zloty, which is equivalent to about 0.55 yuan, and most local residents call it "Polish currency". Prices are relatively reasonable, and food is varied and plentiful. For example, a hamburger is less than 20 zlotys (about 11 yuan), and coffee is only about 3 zlotys (about 1.6 yuan). In addition, Poles are known for their love of greenery, and many shops have greenery indoors. At that time, I saw a local man buying a lot of daily necessities and snacks, which led me to wonder why I was buying so much food. In contrast, we also have a scene of a full shopping basket in China, which is only common in northern households. When it comes to sweets, one of the popular brands is called "Maria", which is relatively cheap, with a box of biscuits priced at 7 zlotys (about 3.8 yuan).