Who is Karl Chapik? How did he know that there was a ranch country in the Netherlands?

There are a lot of black bulls.

Karl Chapik (1890-1938) was a playwright and a veteran of Sorak. He has been fond of literature and art since childhood, and published poems at the age of 14. He has a rich life experience, and he has written a lot of books, covering a variety of fields.

His representative works include the essay "Bright Deep Pool", the drama "Russum Universal Robot", and the science fiction ** "Salamander Rebellion".

The author feels that the Netherlands is a country of pastures, because the Netherlands is full of velvety green grasslands and herds of cattle, sheep and horses. The text depicts the vastness and tranquility of the Dutch pastures during the day and the peaceful, mysterious, subtle silence of the night. From the perspective of the "land of pastures", the unique atmosphere of the Netherlands is revealed.

Karel Chapek, translated by Wan Shirong. Ranch Country.

Yes, it's Karel Chapek.

Looking at him, one or two provinces were born in one class and one class and one remaining.

Wild, vast and boundless. Cows with different looks, fat and strong horses, as well as sheep, pigs, and chickens are leisurely resting on the green lowland, and they are ...... happy

The Netherlands is a country of water, flowers, and pastures. On the green lowlands between the canals, black and white cattle, white-headed black cattle, and white-waisted and blue-billed black cattle are grazing with their heads down. Some cows are covered with moisture-proof felt on their backs.

The herd grazes and ruminates, sometimes standing still, as if thinking about something. The calf looks like a noble lady and has a dignified demeanor. The old cow is like the parent of the herd, with great dignity.

As far as the eye can see, it is surrounded by turquoise velvety grasslands and black and white flower cows. This is the real Netherlands. Tens of millions of chicks, hairy goats, but not a single figure.

This is the real Netherlands.

The author writes four times that "this is the real Netherlands".In order to strongly express the Netherlands, it expresses the author's strong love for the Netherlands.

The repeated emphasis on "this is the real Netherlands" is not only to introduce people to the characteristics of the Netherlands, but also to praise the beauty of Dutch pastures, and colleagues also express their inner yearning. (Imitation is prohibited).

This is not only the author's introduction to the characteristics of the Netherlands, but also the admiration of the unique scenery of the Netherlands.

To highlight the various aspects of the author's fondness for the Netherlands.

Because the author, the intention of writing in this way is to deepen the reader's feelings.

Because there are many kinds of authors in the Netherlands who write without writing about it, this is the real Netherlands. We've just learned this lesson and want to make friends. All right?

The author saw the scene of the cattle herd on the green Bai lowland, and the soft and dense green grassland was all black and white.

version of the two-color flower cow.

right, the scenery is spectacular, so send out an exclamation "This is the real Holland". The author sees in the turquoise lowlands. The herds of horses form a unique landscape, and for the second time they exclaim, "This is the real Holland".

The third is to express my heartfelt admiration for the freedom of pigs, chickens, and sheep on the grassland. The fourth was to marvel at the tranquility of the Dutch night. The repeated emphasis on "this is the real Netherlands" is because the different characteristics of Dutch pastures combine to form a unique picture of Dutch pastures, allowing us to see the beautiful and charming natural harmony of the Dutch blue sky, green grass, cattle and sheep.

Because the author likes the Netherlands very much, he uses this sentence to express his affection.

The Netherlands is often referred to as the "land of windmills", "the country of flowers", and "the land of canals".

With a total area of 41,548 square kilometres, one-third of the Netherlands' territory is only 1 metre above the sea level of the North Sea, and nearly a quarter is below sea level. The Netherlands is very flat, but consists of several hills in the east and south. The three major rivers in Western Europe, the Rhine, the Maas, and the Scheldt, all flow into the sea through the Netherlands.

Due to its ideal location in Europe, the Netherlands is known as the "gateway to Europe".

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is the largest city and the second largest port, "Dan" means water city, and the three most important canals are the Gentlemen's Canal, the King's Canal, and the Princes' Canal, Amsterdam is known as the "Venice of the North", with 90 small islands, 160 canals, and 1281 bridges. The roads in the city are numerous and well-structured, and boats can freely navigate anywhere in the city in the city canals.

One-third of the Netherlands is pasture, where black and white cows are raised. The dairy industry is quite developed, there are 60,000 dairy farms in the country, raising 4.5 million dairy cows, in animal husbandry, dairy cows and their dairy products account for more than 70 of the output value of animal husbandry, followed by sheep, pigs and poultry, meat and dairy products are important export commodities, farms are 10,000.

This is to express a kind of Dutch quietness.

Expresses the author's affection for the Netherlands.

It is not only an introduction to the characteristics of the Netherlands, but also an admiration for the unique scenery of the Netherlands.

Because the author is very fond of the Netherlands.

Highlight the beautiful scenery of the Netherlands, and express his love and admiration for the Netherlands.