Is there really a country in the world today that lives perfectly?

<> I personally feel that there is no perfect country in this world, no matter which country has its own disadvantages, it also has its own disadvantages, including those Nordic countries that many people envy very much.

I've read a book before, and the name of that book is So Slow, So Beautiful. Actually, I didn't have a lot of interest when I first saw this book, but I read a lot of books because the illustrations in the middle are particularly beautiful, so I read them. When I opened this book, the Nordic landscape paintings in it were really beautiful, so I decided to start reading this book, when I first started reading this book, I was deeply attracted by this book, in fact, I didn't know much about Northern Europe at the beginning, and I had a better understanding of Northern Europe by reading this book, because this book mainly talks about the economy, politics, culture and Nordic way of life, I personally like the Nordic lifestyle and attitude to life, Nordic is a high-welfare country, Along with high welfare, there are also high taxes, although people's lives are very rich, many of them are arranged by the state, but there will inevitably be many problems, for example, the suicide rate of young people in Northern Europe is relatively high, so they are all because of what, after a lot of research and analysis, I know that the reason is because many young people in Northern Europe are too idle, that is, idle to doubt life, so many young people who can't think about it will choose to commit suicide, which is a problem in Northern Europe.

So there are no countries in the world that live perfectly, and even countries with high welfare like Northern Europe will have their own small problems, so countries in the world will not be perfect.

There is no perfect country, only a relatively perfect country that is relatively suitable for human habitation.

What is the most reasonable? What is Perfection?

I don't think so.

The current legal system in the world is divided into:Civil law and common law systems

The civil law system mainly refers to the legal system established on the basis of Roman law in most countries of the European continent since the beginning of the 19th century, represented by the French Civil Code of 1804 and the German Civil Code of 1896, as well as the legal system established by other countries or regions following this system. It is a legal system with a long history and great influence in Western countries alongside the common law system.

China is a civil law country.

The common law system, also known as the common law system or the law of the sea. A general term for laws that have developed on the basis of English common law. It first originated in the United Kingdom, and later expanded to many countries and regions that were once British colonies and dependencies, including the United States, Canada, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, and individual countries and regions in Africa.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, with the expansion of the British colonies, English law was introduced to these countries and regions, and the common law system finally developed into one of the major legal systems in the world. There are certain differences between them in terms of legal classification, constitutional form, court powers, etc. The main feature of the common law system is the focus on the continuity of the legal codeCase law(A simple explanation of case law is how it was judged in the past and how it is still judged now).for the main form

Case law is the way it was beforeA classic caseAfter being recognized, it has legal effect and can be used as a legal basis to deal with similar cases in the future. ）

Both legal systems have their own advantages and disadvantages. are two different systems of legislation.

There are two sides to everything. The same is true of the law, it also has two sides, both good and bad. There is no such thing as a perfect law, a 100% good law.

We're working harder to improve the law and make itTowards perfection, but it is never possible to bring the law to perfection (without a single flaw and drawback).

On the road to the rule of law, any law in the world has a long way to go. This is a journey of continuous exploration and self-improvement, with no end and no perfection.

There is no perfection in the world, it is all a tool of politicians.

There is no such thing as perfection in this world, and any deficiency or deficiency actually has its rationality, and you have to learn to look at the problem dialectically. China, Japan, and Germany all play an irreplaceable role in this world, but with a different division of labor. There are countries like you mentioned, relatively speaking, some small countries in Northern Europe, but they don't play a big role on the world stage, a bit like traditional Chinese Taoism, quiet and inactive, go with the flow.

Such a country can develop on its own, but how can it contribute as much to the progress of the world as China, the United States, and Russia?

China!!! It is precisely because China has been glorious and has also suffered from the aggression of foreign powers that it is perfect!!

Absolutely America is at the top of the world no matter what.

There is no such thing as the most perfect country, and every country has its good and bad sides. Personally, I like the Netherlands and Switzerland, which are relatively perfect. The economy, culture, environment, and quality of people in the four Nordic countries are also very good, but unfortunately it is too cold.

This kind of ranking cannot be published internationally, but the most suitable countries for human habitation, the fairest countries are available.

In total, the top ones should be Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Switzerland.

There is no such thing as a perfect country, there is no such thing as absolute perfection, only a country that is relatively the most suitable for human habitation.

Everything is divided into two, no matter what kind of social form, as long as it is realistic, there will be its drawbacks, and the state is even more so, it is a tool used by the ruling class to protect the interests of its own class from the day it was created, so it can only be said that it may be perfect for some people (especially the ruling class), but not for others, we should see both sides of things.

Langer retorts ,..,.. in the relationship between the state and society, the state and the individualThe state is not the main dependent. But in reality, the state is not perfect, but presents many alienating characteristics. This led not only to a planned economy.

Personally, I think Malaysia and Singapore have done a good job in the protection and use of Chinese, although Chinese is not their official language, but the use rate in society is still quite high, and there is Chinese**.

Malaysia is one of the most perfect countries to preserve Chinese.

Malaysia has the most complete overseas Chinese education system.

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Constitutional monarchy is a form of government in which the monarch (king, emperor) is the hereditary head of state in a bourgeois state, but the power of the monarch is limited to varying degrees by the constitution and parliament. In general, in capitalist countries, there is a royal family in all countries with constitutional monarchies and parliamentary constitutional systems. Now the main countries are:

United Kingdom, Canada. Sweden, Spain, Denmark, the Netherlands, etc.

Britain, Japan, Netherlands, Spain However, they are no longer in power, for example, Britain is the prime minister.

Spain, Japan, and many other countries in Southeast Asia.

Constitutional Monarchies Europe with constitutional monarchies in the world: United Kingdom, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Spain, Andorra, Monaco, Liechtenstein Asia: Japan, Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia, Bahrain, Qatar, Bhutan, Jordan Africa:

Lesotho, Morocco, Eswatini Americas: Canada, Bahamas, Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Belize, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Grenada, Jamaica Oceania: Tonga, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Tuvalu, Solomon Islands.

Most of the countries where the royal family exists!

It is said that no one is perfect, there is no perfect person, there is no perfect country, it can only be said that it is relatively perfect, there is no absolute perfection!