1. In fact, the nightlife of the Dutch is not as colorful as in China. There are no KTVs, foot massage parlors, bathing centers, and performing arts venues, such as Oriental Scala, Liu Laoge Stage, etc. . Therefore, after getting off work, the Dutch usually go to the bar, dance to a disco, or have a party, which is unpretentious.

2. Whenever night falls, most elderly people in the Netherlands will focus on walking and stopping to admire, while young people will go to street food stalls, wear headphones and drink beer, and follow themselves Turn on the self-pleasure mode according to your favorite music.

3. As the ceiling of the average height in the world, the fact that the Dutch are tall has little to do with latitude and milk. What really helps the Dutch is cheese and peanut butter.

4. In the Netherlands, never smoke in any public places, otherwise you will be expelled or fined. Moreover, it is not always possible to hail a taxi on the roadside in the Netherlands. However, after the Chinese driver's license has been translated and notarized, it can be used in the Netherlands and is valid for six months.

5. The Netherlands is a country where life is very free and casual, and the hierarchy between superiors and subordinates is very blurred. Except for job applications or important meetings, it is almost rare to see Dutch people wearing suits. However, conversations among Dutch people are not casual. They often use the word "please" on their lips.

6. According to Dutch marriage law, if the couple divorces, the husband must pay alimony to the woman for at least five years until the woman finds her next husband. Moreover, if both parties have minor children, the alimony payment period can be up to 12 years. Therefore, most young people in the Netherlands now choose to live together instead of getting married.

7. In July 2020, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced that Amsterdam’s “Intangible Culture Street” would be allowed to reopen, but workers must wear masks and masks and must abide by regulations while working. Take necessary safety measures. But in fact, most young Dutch people have never been here, just like many people in Inner Mongolia have never been to the grasslands.

8. For the Dutch, colored peppers are not a vegetable, but a very popular fruit, and in Dutch supermarkets, colored peppers are also placed in the fruit section. As the king of vitamins, it can also help reduce fat. Unexpectedly, the news that Peng Yuyan lost 30 pounds by eating colored peppers was actually true.

9. The Boijmans Van Beuningen Art Warehouse, which is made up of 1664 pieces of mirrored glass, is the first art warehouse open to the public in the world. Here we can get close to Visit and understand the entire process of cultural relic restoration from a distance.

10. In Lounge 2 of Amsterdam International Airport, there is a special big clock. There seems to be a person inside. He will redraw the hands every minute. This is the masterpiece of Dutch designer Maarten Bass. In fact, there is no person in the clock, but a video that was manually recorded for 12 hours and played in a loop without any deletion. In addition, the protagonist of this video turns out to be Maarten Bass himself.

11. As the most tolerant and free city in the world, many houses on both sides of the canals in Amsterdam are rickety. At first, I thought the house was shaken because of the constant shaking. , and later I learned that it turned out to be land subsidence caused by reclamation and heavy rainfall.

12. Because the stairs and corridors in Dutch residential buildings are very steep and narrow, almost every residential building will have an iron hook on the top floor window for the purpose of moving or buying new furniture. time, convenient for transportation.

13. There are three major Chinatowns in the Netherlands, located in Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam. Among them, Amsterdam Chinatown is one of the oldest Asian communities in Europe, just across the street from the famous De Wallen. Therefore, most Chinese girls can allow their significant other to hide private money, but it must not exceed 50 euros!

14. Since 1961, Rotterdam has become the world's largest port and has maintained the record for many consecutive years. Moreover, the glass building where Jackie Chan ran down from the beveled glass in the movie "Who Am I" was located in the Maersk Building in Rotterdam.

15. Erasmus University, known as the Harvard of Europe, has always been at the top of various world university rankings. It is named after the Dutch soul mentor Desiderius Erasmus. name. In particular, the law school affiliated to Erasmus University also has a dedicated Chinese Law Research Center.

16. The Markthal Market, hailed as the most beautiful food market in the world by many media around the world, cost 12 billion euros. It is an Internet celebrity landmark building in the Netherlands. It is said that because of the popularity of the Markthal Market, it has also Rotterdam made it onto Time Magazine's annual list of the best tourist cities.

17. In 2011, Zhang Jike, who participated in a single event of the World Table Tennis Championships for the first time, became a blockbuster and successfully took the first step towards a career Grand Slam. In addition, after winning the championship, Zhang Jike tore his shirt to pieces in excitement, which became an excellent scene in the history of Chinese sports, and the location was in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

18. In 2021, in order to deal with the serious epidemic, the Dutch government introduced a series of relevant measures, such as wearing masks when riding bicycles, shortening supermarket business hours, keeping a distance of 1.5 meters between people, etc. , but the execution is really poor.

19. On December 8, 2021, King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and his eldest daughter Katharina Amalia appeared together outside the Noute dei Palace in The Hague, as the first member of the Dutch throne The heir, Katharina Amalia, who has just turned 18, will take an important step in her life and become a member of the Council of State and its advisory body.

20. "No Pants Day on the Subway" is a very popular holiday in the Netherlands. Whenever this day comes, the streets and subway stations are full of "no pants" people, regardless of gender. , regardless of the severe cold, perhaps because of the open-mindedness of the Dutch, they did not think there was anything wrong, but thought it added a little fun to the otherwise boring life.

21. Rianne Meijer is a Dutch Internet celebrity living in Amsterdam. Like other female Internet celebrities, taking pictures has obviously become a part of her daily life because she travels around the world and tastes delicious food. But what makes people shine is that Rianne Meijer posts ugly photos of herself every day.

22. Sanne Vloet, born in Amsterdam in 1995, was named one of the 16 most beautiful fairies in the world because of her unique fairy temperament. She is also the most popular model in Victoria's Secret.

23. On the streets of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, there is a kind of open-air toilet specially set up for the convenience of the public, and it is set up in the middle of the street. I have to say that the Dutch are really powerful. People who can use it conveniently, Also very courageous.