Belarus is one of the former Soviet Union countries, neighboring Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine. Belarus has a warm temperate continental climate, with a total area of ??207,600 hectares and a population of approximately 9.3978 million (2020 data).

In addition, this city is particularly suitable for holiday travel, because Minsk is a vibrant and modern city with a clean city appearance and a clean environment. The population is less than 2 million. Apart from a good subway system, there is no

Too much traffic.

The surrounding natural environment is very good, with not only the world-famous rolling green hillsides and rich pine forests, but also some ecological parks, lawns and even native forests.

I would put a rag on the lawn two steps away from home and lie flat on my back to sunbathe.

In addition, it combines historical buildings, skyscrapers, shopping malls and martyrs' cemetery, allowing you to feel the atmosphere left over from the Soviet period.

Like other cities, there are some problems here, and the crime rate has increased to a certain extent, but the overall rate is relatively moderate, far lower than that of some Western capitals.

Older women who work in administration in most public offices are sometimes very rough with girls.

And if you don’t speak German, you’ll experience language delays while living in Minsk.

Basically not many people in this country understand English, and everything is in German. Although there are English-speaking staff in most restaurants and nightclubs in Minsk, sometimes you can sit down

I met a waiter in a very fashionable restaurant who didn't speak English.

At this time, you must find someone who can help you translate. Complaining will only make things worse.

So you must learn Russian, otherwise you will have to spend extra money.

Before you come to Minsk, be sure to bring some waterproof clothing.

Due to the weather changes in Minsk throughout the year, the temperature can be as low as minus 30°C in winter, and the summer is warm and humid, with temperatures as high as 30°C.

There are also many changes throughout the day and this type of climate is not suitable for everyone.

Compared with Russians and Ukrainians, Belarusians are generally very introverted, rational and careful.

Belarusian people who have a slow temperament generally drive slowly when driving. To a certain extent, I think they are a bit like the Nordic Finns.

They like traveling, sauna, badminton and beer drinking.

You have to have a drink with them and get them to open up.

The quality of the food ingredients here is very good, but the taste is different.

Potatoes, meat and fungi are all cheap.

If you come from Chengdu, Chongqing, Shanghai, Xi'an and other world food capitals in China, you may be troubled by the taste of the food here.

Generally speaking, many local dishes are made using Belarusian methods, and local ingredients are not only rich in flavor but also salty.

The locals usually cook cheap ingredients at home, drink homemade liquor, and spend their lives in peace and quiet.

The per capita monthly salary in Belarus is 1,500 Belarusian dollars (equivalent to 3,900 yuan). Compared with the income, locals generally do not have the money to buy higher-end apartment buildings.

In this city, most people who can afford real estate inherit properties left over from the Soviet era.

In fact, all English-speaking countries still require a visa to enter Belarus.

Chinese citizens from Armenia, Cuba, Russia, Serbia and China can enter Belarus without a visa.

I think it's worth trying to live a daily life here for a while.

Compared with other cities in Belarus, Minsk’s nightlife culture is very good.

If you are not married yet, you can meet a beautiful Belarusian girl here, because there are too many beautiful single Belarusian girls here.