Ask a few questions about Germany and what questions will be asked by German customs

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2.82310000 (October 31, 2006).

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4.$2,907 billion (estimated GDP in '05, generally not counting GNP).

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6.Germany's industry is basically concentrated in the former West Germany, including the Ruhr area, the Mainka basin, the Munich region, the Hanover region and many other places.

7.The forest coverage rate is about 97%, but I don't remember very clearly.

8.I repeated it with 5.

9.18 years old.

10.There are quite a lot of these, and there are different special foods in various places, such as local sausages, pork knuckles, sauerkraut potatoes, meat steaks, etc.

With the deepening of globalization, transnational ** is becoming more and more frequent. As one of the members, German customs plays an important role in imports and exports. Whether it involves an export or an import, German customs will review the goods and ask a series of questions.

So, what questions does German customs ask?

Q1: Are there any special import requirements?

In the import international**, each country has different regulations for lifting the bulge**. German customs is no exception. If you want to import goods into Germany, you may need to meet special requirements from German customs.

For example, some special types of goods may require special licenses or permits, otherwise you will not be able to import them. Therefore, before importing goods, it is important to understand the import requirements of German customs to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Question 2: The authenticity and legitimacy of the goods?

When German Customs audits your goods, it will check the authenticity, legality and, above all, legality of the goods. If there is a problem with your goods, then you will not be able to successfully enter the country. German customs will usually ask you about the goods and how you are familiar with them.

Therefore, before exporting goods, you need to make sure that your goods and documents are authentic and comply with the regulations of German customs.

Q3: What are the shipping details of the goods?

When your goods are imported into Germany, you need to have a clear understanding of the details of the transportation of the goods to avoid any problems with the goods. German customs will usually ask you about the shipping method, loading method, transfer point, type of truck, etc., as well as if you have any problems in transportation and ask you to provide solutions. Therefore, before you transport your goods, you need to carefully plan the transportation details of your goods to ensure that they are delivered safely.

To sum up, German Customs will focus on several aspects when reviewing your goods. Before exporting your goods, you need to be well aware of the regulations of German customs to avoid any problems during the import process. At the same time, you also need to ensure that the information about your cargo and shipment is true and complete.

Only in this way will you be able to successfully complete the export or import of goods.

German. That's an interesting question.

Analyse. 1.Norwegians live in the first room, next to the blue house, so the blue is the second room.

2.Green is on the left side of white, so green can only be 3 or 4, but green drinks coffee and the middle (3) drinks milk, so green is 4, and British red is 3, drinking milk.

3.Only yellow remains, so it's the first room, pumping dunhill

4.The horse breeder lives next to the man who smokes dunhill and can only be 2 blue.

5.Smoking blue drinking, then he can't be 1 (smoking dunhill), can't be 3 (drinking milk), can't be 4 (green drinking coffee), can only be 2 or 5 slag, because the Danes drink tea, Germany smokes prince, so he can only be a Swede, and the Swedes have dogs, so 2 (horse breeders) is not, can only be 5

6, this book can only be 2, 3, 4, because 2 horses, so it can only be 2 or 4And his neighbor can only drink 1 or 2 of waterSo 2 draws to mix.

7.If you can't drink water, then it can only be tea, and 2 is also Danish.

8.The Germans could only be 4, pumping princes

9.Cats live in 1 or 3, and draw pall and bird farming, so only 1 can have cats.

10.Then the British in 3 smoked pall to raise birds.

11.It follows from this.

1 - Yellow - Norwegian - Mineral Water - Dunhill - Cat, 2 - Blue - Denmark - Tea - Mixed - Horse, 3 - Red - English - Milk - Pall

mall-bird, 4-green-germany-coffee-prince-? , 5-white-swede-beer-blue

master-dog.

So the fish were raised by the Germans who lived quietly in the fourth green house.

It's a bit messy.

Someone who doesn't understand asks me.

Both the German nation and the Yamato nation are excellent nations in the world, but their merits are different.

Let's start with Germany, which is a very creative and excellence-seeking people. Speaking of German creativity, to give a few examples, Marx and Engels, the creators of communism, were both Germans. Physicist Albert Einstein, a German.

The inventor of the car Carl Mercedes-Benz of Germany. It can be said that the Germans are very creative, and this is one of the great virtues of the Germans. One of the most powerful things about it is that the Germans strive for excellence.

German cars are recognized as world-class, and there is not much to say. Let's talk about small businesses in Germany. For example, there is a company in Germany that specializes in locks.

The high-quality lock does not make only the kind of lock on the door nose. The locking process is very good. The locks were chained to the two trucks, and the locks were unlocked in opposite directions, but they were not even pulled open.

Pinching with pliers that pinch the rebar is also not broken. It can be seen that the lock is firm and the craftsmanship is good. There are thousands of small businesses like this in Germany.

They have been passed down from generation to generation, and they never change careers. Some companies have to do it for hundreds of years to make staplers, which is something that we Chinese companies can't do. It is this spirit of excellence that makes Germany so strong.

It can be said that the Germans, with their great economic power and the euro [formerly known as the Deutschmark], took control of the whole of Europe from the beginning.

Speaking of Japan, the Japanese are very good at learning and accepting foreign cultures. They are very much an admirer of the strong culture. For Japanese people, any system, any culture, can be learned as long as necessary.

At the extreme, he thought that his race was not good, and even wanted to intermarry with Americans to improve his race. But the Japanese also have their principles, and for them, there are some things that cannot be changed, such as the emperor, the emperor is the emperor, and it will never change. At the time of the Nissan crisis, the Japanese felt that their culture was restricting the company's development, so they immediately hired a foreigner to become its CEO.

Sony also invites foreigners to take charge of the house. The Japanese have never rejected foreign cultures. This is a merit of the Japanese.

Another advantage of the Japanese is that although the Japanese are not very creative, they are very good at improving their products. For example, the tape recorder was not invented by the Japanese, but Sony can make it smaller, remove the speaker, and turn it into a Walkman. Japanese cars were the same as European cars in the beginning, but the Japanese could make their cars look more stylish and less fuel-efficient.

This is another advantage of the Japanese. It can be said that if it were not for the Japanese who had these advantages, he would not have deserved to live next to our China.

Another point that I think is common to all powerful countries is that discipline is to put it bluntly, that is, to put it bluntly, it is the rule of law. The rule of law is the foundation for a country to become strong and prosperous. That is where all the problems of our country lie right now.

There are many aspects to this problem. Some people say that discipline, or spontaneous discipline. But I think that's just a façade, because in general, a high degree of discipline and creativity are very difficult to blend.

But these two countries are both highly disciplined and very creative, and I think this has something to do with their respective historical and geographical environments. Germany has been entangled between the major European powers since the Middle Ages, and it was not until the 19th century that Germany became a unified country, which made them have a sense of crisis in their bones, similar to the sense of island crisis in Japan. This sense of crisis pushes or forces these two nations to catch up in the cracks, in the case of backwardness, and at the operational level, they both attach great importance to education, the Germans have a saying:

Germany is a "poor" country (in this case, resource-poor) and our only resource is our brains. With such an understanding, the rise of a country is actually inevitable, and this has nothing to do with race, but only with one's own decision-making.

Because they all have a much stronger country behind them - the United States. Germany 1 was defeated, but the United States fully supported Germany, which led to his rise and the outbreak of World War 2. Japan learned from the United States and rose rapidly. 2 World War II was defeated, the United States supported Japan economically, and Japan recovered quickly.

There was a war between Germany and the countries of Europe, and the United States made a lot of money by selling **. There is Japan, the Far East is a mess.

Everything is under the control of the United States, and Germany and Japan are just pawns.

I think the biggest characteristic of the Yamato and Germanic peoples is that they obey the rules.

Japanese and German cars run to every corner of the world, isn't it because of ***? So why ***, there are many car companies have sent spies to Toyota to steal the core information, the result of the information stolen back, very simple, most of them are some very general words such as "to keep improving", "rely on the power of people and technology to open up tomorrow's world", Toyota's technology is not particularly outstanding, which makes those car companies very confused, since everything is the same, why Toyota car quality is better than other cars, and later someone found that the difference is in peopleGenerally, the car company also has a loud slogan, grand goals, precise plans, once encountered in the implementation will be full of problems, will be greatly discounted, and Toyota is different, Toyota people are like a demon, every Toyota person can be the superior to pass down the task to perfection, every link is excellence, which makes the world amazed.

In history, I am afraid that there is only one company that has really learned the secret of Toyota and even Japan's strength, that is, South Korea's Hyundai Motor, South Korea's Hyundai was once despised, saying that it was plagiarizing the logo of Japan's Honda, and the result? In the ridicule of the world, South Korea's Hyundai only took more than ten years to change from a "joke" to a "myth", it successfully surpassed Japan's Honda, close to Toyota, and became the second lowest car company in the nineties with the proportion of missing parts.

Germans are also the same rules, there was once a joke that someone wrote the words "male" and "female" outside two public ** kiosks in order to tease the Germans, and the result? The Germans obediently waited outside their own ** kiosk according to the regulations, and this joke reflected the stupidity of Germany on the one hand, and the cleverness of the Germans at the same time.

In fact, this is the real reason why a nation is strong.

I love Germany very much, and I have plans to move to Germany in the future, and several of my family members are in Germany. The main thing is that the stable social system, including the legal, economic, and political systems, is very sound, and even if a certain class party is destroyed by the war, the stable social foundation is still there.

Germany and the Japanese were pragmatic and down-to-earth in their way of doing things, and their social forms were more collective-centered, which was lacking in the rest of Europe and Asia, and there were large numbers of patriots in both countries at the time, which allowed Germany and Japan to rise again and again.

This has a lot to do with their national character. Technology comes first. Why they still dominate the world's technological trends. Because their people are very disciplined in their organization.

The characteristics of the two nations are that everyone is self-disciplined and has a very strong sense of collectivity. This is exactly what the Chinese lack the most.

In fact, the nationalities of these two countries can be said to be the best in the world, and the national characters of these two countries are similar.

This is an excellent nation, and there is no comparison with our inferior nation.

I also want to know, but I don't understand.

There are several ways to save money when traveling to Germany:

1) There are night trains in Germany, so you can sleep in the car, which is very safe. But you need to plan your journey from your origin to your destination to ensure that you get a longer night's sleep.

2) There are F1 hostels in Germany (3 people in a room, around 35 euros per night) or youth hostels are not too expensive to book. (But it's not cost-effective to go alone, because it's paid by room).

3) If you are under the age of 26, there is a combined ticket within Europe that allows you to travel on any pickpocket and all kinds of public transport in the city. If not, ask them if they have any cheap tickets when you buy them; Round-trip tickets are cheap on weekends, and there are generally various tickets introduced at Changran Station. (There are also backpackers in Europe who live in tents.)

But with a lot of additional items, it is not easy to prepare)

4) It is cheaper to buy things in the supermarket, and when you encounter the supermarket, you will buy food for a day.

5) Prepare in advance; Check the website to find out what you want to see, then decide on the tour route and pre-book the "hotel".

Students can stay in youth hostels.

There is a charge per bed.