Amazing Polish culture

The upstairs was very good!!

I'll add a little:

Polish clothing style: generally dress more fashionably in life, like the style of European and American brands such as H&M, Zara, Stradivarius, etc.

Language: Polish. Most people speak German (but young people now speak more English). Polish sounds similar to Russian and Czech.

Dance: Polish folk dance is characteristic, very cheerful, often jumping in circles (forgive me for not being able to describe it, the language has been much worse after going abroad).

Family-related customs: Many families are very devout Catholics, and candles are often lit in the home. November 1 is the Day of the Dead, to worship ancestors, and to light candles. The most important holidays of the year are Christmas and Easter.

Others: They love flowers and often buy flowers to put at home, and there are often flowers in my professor's classroom, all of which are bought by students, and every once in a while, students buy new flowers to exchange.

However, flowers are only sent in odd numbers, not even numbers (many European countries have such a saying).

Because it is a Catholic country, most people do not eat meat on Fridays, only fish.

When you are driving, you should always keep your lights on, which can reduce the accident rate, because sometimes the weather is bad, foggy, rainy, and snowy, so you must turn on your lights whether it is sunny or rainy, day or night.

I can't remember anything else, so I'll add it when I think about it.

Yes, for example, you can see the Tower of the Trapescope, which glows purple at night.

Yes, Poland has a very wide variety of clothes, and many of the architectural styles are also different, and you can also see rainbows.

The Republic of Poland (Polish: rzeczpospolita polska, English: the republic of Poland, Chinese abbreviation:

Poland, formerly known as Poljeel, is a democratic republic of 16 provinces. Poland is a Central European country bordered by Ukraine and Belarus to the east, Lithuania and Russia to the northeast, Germany to the west, the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south, and the Baltic Sea to the north. Poland has a very different Eastern European flair.

Every year 5 September is the most beautiful time in Poland, the weather is warm and sunny, and September is known as the beginning of the "Polish Golden Autumn". 7 September is the peak tourist season in Poland. 1 Historically, it was a European power, after the decline of national strength, and in the Russian-Austrian partition of Poland three times for several centuries, after the First World War, it was restored, but soon in World War II it was divided by the Soviet Union and Germany, during the Cold War under the Soviet Union's sphere of influence, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, joined the European Union and NATO, in recent years, Poland's status in the European Union and in the international arena has also increased day by day, since the restoration of independence on November 11, 1918, after 90 years of development and changes, especially in the early years of the 21st century, Poland's importance in Europe is becoming more and more important.

2In addition to the European Union and NATO, Poland is a member of the United Nations, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development and the WTO.