The current situation in Poland with many boys and girls, take you to see the real Polish Folk in Poland There is such a proverb: The gift sent by the enemy is either poison or a head to be beheaded! World War II was Germany's pigtails II, some cold knowledge about Poland III, the Polish Knights under the Iron Horse of the Mongols

<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > there is a proverb in Polish folklore: the gift sent by the enemy is either poison or a head to be beheaded! </h1>

<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > World War I and World War II were Germany's pigtails</h1>

Although Poland is a large immigrant country, poles are extremely opposed to accepting Muslim refugees from the Middle East, and in September 2017, Poland openly refused to accept Syrian refugees assigned by the European Union. Therefore, German Chancellor Angela Merkel proposed a huge fine for Poland's "throwing the pot", who knew that Poland directly rebuked Germany, claiming that Germany would pay a trillion us dollars in compensation for the destruction of Poland during World War II, so there was no such thing.

From top to bottom, from government to private sector, Poland is extremely resistant to accepting refugees from the Middle East. Therefore, in the face of the banners drawn by European countries to welcome refugees, Poland is simply a pure mudslide for refugee-hosting countries.

<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > second, some trivia about Poland</h1>

1. Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is not only the largest city in Poland, but also the political, economic and cultural center of Poland. Its English translation is warsaw, which means to see war in Chinese, and coincidentally, Warsaw after World War II is indeed full of ruins.

2, Polish coins from 1 gr to 5zł, there are 9 different specifications, on the side of the coin with the national emblem, there is an eagle. The eagle's claw "grabs" something, which is actually the signature of the Polish Mint, which is a patchwork of the letters M and W.

3. The welfare of Polish firefighters is very good, and they can enjoy free housing, eat and drink without worry. And in the men's 1500m speed skating competition at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, the firefighter-turned-Pole Z Brodka, with a slight advantage of three thousandths of a second, pushed the Dutchman Ko Wolvi to win the championship and win the first winter Olympic speed skating gold medal in Polish history.

4. The world's tallest statue of Jesus, built in 2010, is not in Brazil, but in Sivybodzin, Poland, and the total height of this statue, including the pedestal and crown, has reached 51 meters, while the height of the statue itself is 36 meters. In addition to the height first, the distance between the open hands of the statue reaches 24 meters.

5. In 1569, Poland and Lithuania, in order to jointly deal with the threat from the direction of Moscow, formed a country, becoming the largest country in Europe after Tsarist Russia, and although only more than 300,000 square kilometers remained, it was still the ninth largest country in Europe.

6. Poland will never perish, written by Józef Wybicki in 1797, is the national anthem of Poland, but unfortunately, in the more than 300 years from 1600 to 1945, Poland encountered a total of 43 wars of aggression, an average of 8 years.

7. Poland has a total of 16 Nobel laureates, a total of 17 times, of which Marie Curie alone won twice, the world's first person to win two Nobel Prizes.

8. Every year, June 8 is Argentina's "Polish Day", a national holiday established in 1995, which is said to commemorate the first Poles to come to Argentina. Argentina has become the only country in the world to have a "Polish Day".

9. The Woodstock Music Festival in Poland, first held in 1969, is the world's most famous series of rock music festivals, which is billed as "the perfect combination of music and art".

10, the average age of marriage for Poles, male 26 years old, female 24 years old, although compared with the domestic is considered late, but compared to other European countries, Poland is considered to be an early marriage country. For example, Sweden is 36 years old, Germany is 35 years old, and France is 33 years old.

11. The polish capital warsaw is known as the Phoenix city because of repeated wars, and the famous Warsaw Convention was signed here, and it is now one of the most livable cities in Europe.

12, Poland has a male-to-female ratio of about 1 to 5, and even in the Polish village of Oder River, no boys have been born for 12 consecutive years. Most of the Polish girls are tall and slender, and their faces are more beautiful and delicate.

13) Poland has the highest proportion of immigrants in the world. According to statistics, there are more than 60 million Poles living in the world, and only about 40 million of them live in the country.

14. Radom, located in the south of Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is the second largest city in central Poland, with an area larger than Paris, France, and is also the venue for international air shows and international air shows.

15. Nicolaus Copernicus was a Polish priest during the Renaissance, and as an amateur astronomer, Copernicus proposed the heliocentric theory at the age of 40, correcting people's cosmology.

16, French fashion television is currently one of the world's three most famous fashion television media, and its founder Michel Adam Lisowski, is Polish.

17. In March 1939, Germany annexed Czech Snophak. At that time, Polish Field Marshal Rez Šimigwihr had declared that Poland could occupy Germany in three days! However, just a month after the outbreak of World War II, Poland fell all over the country, which is a sad story, no laughter.

18, Poland is one of the countries with the largest storage of amber. According to statistics, the amount of untapped amber stored in Poland is estimated to reach 700,000 tons, with a total value of more than 2.3 trillion US dollars, which is 4 times the GDP of Poland in 2019.

19, Poland is the world's game manufacturing power, such as the "The Witcher" series, "Cyberpunk 2077" and other excellent masterpieces are from the Hands of Poles, and today's Poland, is also one of the fastest GDP growth countries in the whole of Europe.

20. Lake Siniyardvi is the largest lake in Poland, with a length of 22.1 km, a width of 13.4 km, an area of 113.8 square kilometers, and an altitude of 117 m, and is also a famous tourist attraction in Poland.

21. We know that Poland covers an area of more than 300,000 square kilometers, ranking ninth in Europe. Coincidentally, if Poland is incorporated into China, it will still be the ninth largest among China's provinces, located between Yunnan and Guangxi.

22. The "World Championship" held in Poland in 2012 will not only pass the preliminary round, but also the three Polish beauties who have entered the final will do their best to conduct open sports and compete for the title of "World Champion" within 24 hours.

<h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > iii, Polish knights under the Mongol Iron Horse</h1>

In 1241, the sixty-five-year-old Mongol general Su Butai personally led a large army to march towards Central Europe, and for a time the whole of Europe. Therefore, in the face of the unstoppable Mongol army, the European countries formed a coalition to block the invading Mongol army.

However, to the surprise of Europeans, the Mongol army, which was extremely coordinated and mobile, was the nemesis of the cavalry of the European army. As a result, the defeat of the European allies led to heavy losses of Poland's elite knights, a large number of Polish nobles were martyred in the war, and the Polish commander Henry II fell from his horse in battle, was cut off by the Mongol cavalry, and picked on the tip of the spear to show the public. According to statistics, the Polish coalition army killed a total of 25,000 people, and the fierce Mongols cut off one ear on the head of each dead European, and these ears were filled with nine sacks of marijuana.

After that, Subutai broke the Hungarian army on the banks of the Shoyo River, and washed Budapest in blood. Where the iron horse tramples, mourning is everywhere! Thus, armand, the head of the Polish Templar Order, lamented to King Louis IX of France in his letter: "There is no longer any army in Central Europe that can prevent the Mongol Iron Horse from reaching Paris"!