First, Finland’s education is one of the best in the world. Free education for all from primary school to university, Finland is a paradise for learning and education for students from poor families. But judging from the proliferation of libraries everywhere, this country attaches great importance to the quality of its citizens. Education has improved, the quality of citizens has improved, and the competitiveness of the economy has also improved.

Second, Finland’s social welfare system. This is unmatched by other countries. The government provides free language and skills learning to immigrants. While studying, the government also provides corresponding subsidies. Finland is one of the best countries for immigrants to go to school to study and improve their skills.

Third, Finland’s living standards and environment. Finland is the most honest country in the world. Bribery is rarely given or accepted in this country. This provides a relatively level playing field for everyone. I am used to seeing all kinds of corruption in the country, and I feel that the integrity of this country is a bit pitiful. But I still respect this honest and upright country very much. This is the correct direction for the development of a country and a nation. Living in such an environment, Finland has a relatively balanced mix of rich and poor. Therefore, it is rare to see iron bars on windows. When it comes to living environment, Finland should be one of the countries with the highest forest coverage rate in the world, with a forest coverage rate of 67.9%. Good air and living environment make this country the best in the world. From KUOPIO's 75-meter tower, that's why you can see up to 40 kilometers away. Moreover, there is not a piece of loess in sight, and all you can see are boundless green forests and blue lakes.

Fourth, a country with a high degree of electronicization and strong autonomy. Go to the supermarket, buy groceries, and weigh yourself. Take the train and open the door to get on and off by yourself. Go to the library to borrow and return books and scan them yourself. There are no workers at the gas station to refuel. There are also punctual buses and a good integrity mechanism, which make Finland one of the countries that it should become.

Fifth, culture and entertainment. There are many other concerts and concerts in Finland every year. It’s just that the tickets are too expensive. Although popular entertainment is not as good as Shanghai, Beijing, Guangzhou and Hong Kong. This is related to the shyness and family values ??of Finnish people. This is why Chinese people still socialize in bars after get off work and work overtime on weekends, while Finns return home after get off work and spend time with their families.

Sixth, in Finland, although there are traffic lights everywhere, you can’t find a traffic electronic eye everywhere in the country, because every driver obeys the traffic rules, which is the most refreshing moment. Yes, some of the main roads here have dedicated lanes for buses and taxis. Sometimes when there is a traffic jam, sitting on a speeding bus, you can see an unimpeded plain in front of you, while there are long lines of various kinds of things slowly crawling next to you. The car, the inner feelings arise spontaneously.

Seventh, in Finland, you can easily find some public sports venues (free), football fields with artificial turf, large sand football fields and grass football fields. Of course, there are also basketball courts. There are also standard tennis courts here, which you can enter freely at any time. It seems to cost 20 or 10 yuan per hour in China. On the lawn in front of each community, there are swings, slides, etc. for children to play.

Extended reading: Inventory of delicious foods that you can’t miss when studying in Finland

1. Finland’s most famous game is reindeer

This kind of burly physique migrates in the cold mountains. The northern animals, in the eyes of Chinese tourists, are extremely nutritious tonics. From a health care perspective, reindeer meat with very low fat content is indeed a very beneficial choice.

Stewed reindeer (Poronk?istys) is a better cooking method. The minced meat is cooked until the meat is crispy and the juice is thick, and then served with mashed potatoes and sweet red plum sauce. , after a feast, people will feel relaxed and blood-soothing, and their whole body will be warm.

You can also try "braised venison", which is fried slowly and tenderly, and has a full taste of wild flavor. During the hunting season in late summer and autumn, numerous mountain poultry and game will fill the dining tables of major hotels. Wild ducks and grouse are especially popular. If tourists are lucky, you can also try them in traditional restaurants. Here you can taste the increasingly popular bear meat dishes.

2. Finland is known as the "Land of Thousand Lakes", and the country's coastline is long and circuitous, so the supply of fish is very abundant

Among them, salmon, Baltic herring, salmon, Freshwater cod is delicious in every aspect, making it a paradise for fish lovers. There are various cooking methods including smoking, open fire roasting, steaming, baking and so on. The environment in Finland is very clean and rarely polluted. You can buy fresh fish from the market or fish stalls in the supermarket to make raw fish fillets. If you like Japanese-style sashimi, you might as well go to the market and buy it yourself.

Graavi, known as the "fish sushi" in Finland, is a snack there. It uses marinated sashimi wrapped with small potatoes and creamy coriander to eat together. Compared with Japanese sushi with rice, it is naturally more There is also a unique flavor, crayfish from the waters. It is an indispensable seasonal delicacy for Finns in summer. A glass of local vodka and a sandwich with caviar are simply a delicacy for those who love seafood.

3. Chinese people like to drink soup, which is roughly the same as the Finnish habit.

Sweet and delicious salmon soup is the first choice for tourists before meals. In winter, people use The thick soup made from the fattest freshwater cod is also the flagship delicacy in fish soup. Fish soup is usually boiled with potatoes and eaten together with the soup and ingredients, which is a very filling soup feast. Bean soup (Hemekeitto) is a food that is particularly heart-warming after sports in winter. When the temperature is slightly higher, people cook ordinary Kes? Keitto vegetable soup, once August enters, Finnish woods will begin to bear many wild berries, including more than ten kinds of blue berries (Mustikka), red berries (Karpalo), blackcurrants, swallowberries and even wild strawberries. , according to local laws, everyone, including tourists, can freely pick these natural resources. During this season, Finns are busy making them into pastries, sweet cookies or jam; sometimes they also hold various business conferences, or A picking competition is held to allow people to have fun in the forest while eating delicious berries. The weather and climate in Northern Europe are not suitable for growing grapes, so Finnish farmers use different berries to make wine. Now there are about two dozen berries in the country. There are more than ten berry wineries, and tourists are especially welcome to come and taste them, and we hope that guests will take advantage of the products there.

What is especially talked about among the locals is a kind of mixed wine, which is brewed from a variety of berries and has an alcohol concentration of about 12%. Also famous is Liqueur, which is brewed from yellow berries and Arctic berries. Those berries grow within the Arctic Circle and have a strong aroma.

Finland’s famous wines include vodka, whose production process is inherited from Russia. When Christmas is approaching, locals like to celebrate the festival with a kind of mulled wine called Gli. People use this kind of mulled wine to celebrate the festival. The wine was spiked with almonds and raisins.

Beer is a product of Finland. The country has the oldest beer factory in Northern Europe. Different brands of beer have won many international awards. Five particularly popular brands are: Koff, Lapin Kulta, Karhu, Olvi and Karjala are collectively called the "Big Five", and they are all classics that tourists must try.

4. Finnish caviar (you need to add yogurt and minced onions when eating), autumn wild mushrooms, tender cheese, etc., are all very attractive delicacies

Because The east and west are influenced by neighboring Russia and Sweden respectively, so their cuisines also have their own characteristics. As for the traditional recipe menus for Christmas and Easter, they are also particularly exciting seasonal programs among the people. As a result, the vast array of different dishes and fine wines together form an alluring "dragnet" that embraces every gourmet.

Many countries in Europe produce wine, but winemaking from berries is less common. Finland is unique in this aspect, which can satisfy the Chinese people's curiosity about new things, and it is an excellent choice as a unique gift.