Is the Netherlands great? What are some of the world s most famous people in the Netherlands?

A country that is quite famous both in football and in terms of international image.

Football: In the past, there were two very famous football figures in the Netherlands: "Braid" Ruud Gullit, who was an all-rounder in the front court, very strong, and his hairstyle was the standard black brother's braids, so he was called "Braided Handsome", and the other was Cruyff, who was a very fast winger, and he could also play as a center forward, and his current position should be called Shadow Striker, who was a legend of Barcelona, and is now revered as the godfather of Barcelona, and he had a very famous formation at that time, with a two-sided striker, no center forward, and the current style of football "tiki-taka" The founder of the game (tiki-taka is the way to get the ball through to the tacit understanding between the players, to attract the opposing defenders to follow, and then the rest of the players look for space to plug in, and then the ball carrier assists) is the general style of play of Barcelona now, especially in the Pep Guardiola era. The current Dutch football team is also famous, with a free kick in the 2010 World Cup, the world's "Peter Pan" Robben, and the current Manchester United center forward Robben, and the current Manchester United center forward Roben van Persie.

The Netherlands also regularly rises in the top 10 in the FIFA national team rankings.

International image: The Netherlands is a country with a lot of scenery, a lot of pastures, plus the famous windmills in the Netherlands, all of which are perfectly combined with a very European country style country, and the whole is not backward, so it is very desirable.

In terms of football, it is great, there have been many top stars in the world, as well as top coaches. In terms of technique and tactics, he also created the classic all-attack and all-defense play. In addition, the perfect youth training system is second to none in the world. In short, in football, it's great.

Not as big as a province in China. But he was once the overlord of the sea.

Invented the bank and **, do you say great?

What are you referring to, football? Country.

World Famous People in the Netherlands:

1. Van Gogh. Van Gogh was an excellent Dutch post-impressionist painter. Van Gogh spent his early years in business and later began to study painting.

Van Gogh was good at using pointillism, and the color contrast of the whole picture is strong, and his strong, unique personality and deep consciousness can be seen in his paintings. Van Gogh's masterpieces such as "Starry Night.

Sunflowers" and other works are now world-famous. As a result of suffering from years of psychosis.

Seizure, Van Gogh committed suicide in France when he was only 37 years old.

2. Marco van Basten: Van Basten is one of the greatest players in the history of Dutch football, he played for Ajax FC and AC Milan, and helped the Netherlands win the European Championships. Due to the ankles.

Injured, Van Basten announced his retirement in 1995 and became the head coach of the Dutch team.

3. Jacobs Henriques Vantoff: Vantoff is a famous Dutch chemist, and Vantoff was very interested in chemistry experiments as early as middle school. After graduating from university, Vantoff worked in a medical laboratory in Paris.

For Vantoff's discovery of the famous equilibrium theory in chemistry, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his contributions to mankind.

4. Grotius: Lautius is the founder of international jurisprudence, and is often referred to as the "father of international law" and "the father of natural law". Grotius had a rough life, having been imprisoned for political and religious conflicts, and after three years of escaping, he went into seclusion and began writing.

His book The Right to War and Peace

became capitalism.

It is the basis of natural law, and it is also an important work on international law. Grotius put forward a series of principles in international law, which played a positive role in regulating the relations between states and contributed to the subsequent theory of international law.

5. Anthony Leeuwenhoek.

Anthony Leeuwenhoek, a Dutch microscopist and pioneer of microbiology, was born and died in Delft. Thanks to his diligence and his own unique talent, he sharpened lenses far beyond those of his contemporaries. There are many forms of magnifying lenses and simple microscopes, such as glass, gemstones, diamonds, etc.

He honed more than 400 lenses in his lifetime, and there is a simple lens with a magnification of 270 times. Major achievements: the first discovery of microorganisms, the first record of blood flow in muscle fibers and microvessels.

The Netherlands has"The land of windmills"reputation.

The Netherlands is also very agriculturally developed and is the world's third-largest exporter of agricultural products. The Netherlands is a world-famous producer of flowers and enjoys the reputation of "the garden of Europe".

The Netherlands is known for"The land of windmills"。Always to"The Land of Flowers"、"The land of windmills"、"The Land of Canals"with"Ranch Country"Famous. There are more than 2,000 windmills of all kinds in the Netherlands.

The Netherlands (Dutch: Nederland), formerly known as the Kingdom of the Netherlands, is most famous for its Dutch province, so it is called the Netherlands (Holland) and is mostly known as the Netherlands in the world. Located in the north-west of Europe, it is the European departure point of the famous Eurasian Land Bridge.

The Netherlands is known worldwide as a country of the Low Countries. The total land area is 41,864 square kilometers, bordering Germany and Belgium. It is one of the founding members of the European Union and NATO, and a member of international organizations such as the Schengen Convention, the United Nations, and the World Organization.

The national flower of the Netherlands is the tulip, known as "Starbuck", "Queen of the Night" and "Chinese Woman".

The garden of Europe, the land of flowers, in the Netherlands, tulips are a symbol of beauty, majesty, luxury and success.

European Garden, the country of flowers, the country of water, the kingdom of tulips, the kingdom of flowers, the country of pastures, the country of wind sheep.

The Netherlands is known as the "Land of Windmills".

It has always been known as the "Land of Flowers", "Land of Windmills", "Land of Canals" and "Land of Pastures".

There are more than 2,000 windmills of all kinds in the Netherlands. The Dutch loved their windmills and often praised them in folk songs and proverbs. Windmill buildings are always dressed up as beautifully as possible.

On grand festivals, windmills are decorated with garlands, national flags and cardboard suns and stars are hung.

'Garden of Europe' and 'Kingdom of Flowers' as well as 'Land of Windmills', 'Land of Water', 'Land of Flowers', 'Land of Pastures'

"The country of windmills", "the country of water", "the country of flowers", "the country of pastures".

The country of pastures, the country of flowers, the country of water, the country of low-lying.

The country of water, the country of flowers, the country of pastures, the country of windmills.

The land of windmills, the country of flowers, the country of water, the country of canals, the country of pastures, the garden of Europe.

The land of windmills, the land of tulips.

The Dutch is called the Netherlands in Germanic, meaning "land of the lowlands", and is named the land of water because more than half of the country's land is below or almost below sea level.

The Netherlands was ruled by the Habsburgs, the Holy Roman Empire and Spain before 1648, and in 1581 the United Republic of the Netherlands (Dutch Republic) was established, and in 1648 Spain officially recognized its independence, and reached its peak in the 17th century, becoming the world's most powerful maritime hegemon at that time, and was once known as the coachman of the sea. The kingdom was established in 1815 and a constitutional monarchy in 1848.