Let me share some of my thoughts on Switzerland

My experience when I went to Switzerland was that the prices were higher in Europe, and when I bought things in Germany, Swiss watches were cheaper than those in China, and the scenery was beautiful. There are no lawns and no crops on both sides of the road, there are few people, civilized, quiet, and more film.

Switzerland covers an area of 10,000 square meters.

With a population of about 7.7 million, Bai is a landlocked country in central Europe, and Switzerland is the DAO

A highly developed industrial country, Swiss watches are recognized by the world as a monopoly in the world market for a long time, so Switzerland is known as the kingdom of watches, and the lawyer also has the reputation of the world park financial kingdom.

As we all know, Switzerland is a highly developed capitalist country. Its GDP per capita is consistently among the highest in the world, and Switzerland is one of the most stable economies in the world. The long-term nature of its policies, a secure financial system and bank secrecy make Switzerland a safe haven for tax-safe investors.

Zurich is not the capital of Switzerland, its capital is in Bern, the third largest city.

It was there that Albert Einstein developed the theory of relativity and other profound knowledge.

The Swiss are very fond of chocolate, and each person eats 12 kilograms per year, which is almost 172 pieces.

One aspect of the Swiss trench is that they have the highest value currency in the world, a thousand-dollar note worth $1,120!

Switzerland has the lowest crime rate of any country with gun freedom, despite people owning more than 2 million guns.

Shops in Switzerland close at 6 p.m. (with the exception of one day until 8 p.m.), and all day on Sundays.

In order to protect abandoned babies, Switzerland has set up a "baby island".

Once the parents have placed the baby in a fixed window, the staff will take the baby away.

Buses in Switzerland are very punctual and can even be accurate to the minute.

Switzerland has a square kilometre of land that belongs to Italy, and there is also one of Europe's most famous casinos.

Nestle, the world's first instant coffee, was born in Switzerland.

Why are Swiss banks the safest banks in the world?

The biggest reason is that Switzerland is a permanently neutral country, and money is safe regardless of the situation in other countries.

The Swiss are particularly talented in languages, with four official languages: German, French, Italian and Romansh.

But German is the most spoken.

Toilets cannot be flushed after 10 p.m. in Switzerland, on the grounds that noise pollution is more harmful than olfactory pollution.

It also prohibits all noisy behavior, including watching TV, doing laundry, etc.

13. Switzerland has a land area of only 10,000 square kilometers (half the size of Chongqing) and a total population of 8.52 million (2018). However, its GDP per capita is the second in the world, and it also occupies 14 seats among the world's top 500 companies.

A basic overview of Switzerland is as follows:

Switzerland is a highly developed industrial country with a liberal economic policy, one of the richest countries in the world, ranking first in the Global Innovation Index, known as the "heart of Europe", and also known as the "Garden of the World", "the Kingdom of Clocks", "the country of finance" and "the water tower of Europe".

It is the location of the headquarters or offices of many international organizations and the host country of international conferences, with a total of 45 international organizations such as the United Nations, the World Trade Organization, the World Health Organization, the International Olympic Committee and the International Red Cross setting up headquarters or offices in Switzerland. At the same time, Switzerland is a member of international and regional organizations such as the United Nations and the Council of Europe. In 2021, Switzerland's GDP was CHF 731.6 billion and GDP per capita was CHF 84,055.

History of Switzerland

In 58 BC, Switzerland was conquered by Caesar's army and ruled by the Roman Empire for 400 years. In the 3rd and 7th centuries, the Germanic tribes of the Alemanni invaded eastern and northern Switzerland and settled there, and these extinct places became the German-speaking region of Switzerland. The Burgundians invaded the west, which would later be the French-speaking part of Switzerland.

On 1 August 1291, the cantons of Uri, Schwyz and Nidwalden secretly formed a permanent alliance in the struggle against the Habsburgs, the beginning of the founding of Switzerland. In 1803, Switzerland expelled the French army, expanded to 19 cantons, and restored the Confederation.

In 1815, the cantons of Valais, Neuchâtel and Geneva joined Switzerland. In the same year, Switzerland signed a new federal treaty, which restored the sovereignty of the cantons in all respects, except for foreign affairs. In the same year, the Congress of Vienna recognized Switzerland as a permanently neutral country.

In 1848, Switzerland established a constitution and established the Federal Council, becoming a unified federal state. Switzerland remained neutral in both world wars.

When it comes to Switzerland, Lonely Planet calls it "a wonderland every step of the way". Travelers love its snow-capped mountains, lakes, waterfalls, ......

So, why is Switzerland so popular? The beauty of the scenery is certainly the highlight, but is it just because of the beautiful scenery?

No. Switzerland has its own characteristics in many places. Wealthy businessmen and asylum seekers also loved it. Even quite a few celebrities, such as Lenin and Voltaire, liked it.

Switzerland does not have **, it adopts federal governance. In fact, this loose administration has made Switzerland the most stable country in the world.

Its monetary system is also stable due to less human intervention. It is worth mentioning that when problems arise in other countries of the world, Switzerland is not only unaffected, but also benefits. For example, the Swiss franc will appreciate in value.

I have had the pleasure of being in Switzerland as well. What impressed me was that while I took the subway, I bought tickets all by consciousness, and there was no box door for self-service ticket checking. Of course, it is also impressive that prices are really high ......

If you live in Switzerland, you will have the following four experiences:

1.In life, potatoes and French bread are staple foods;

2.Climatically, the summers in Switzerland are cool and sunny with plenty of sunshine, while the autumn and winter are wet and cold, with rain or sleet half the time and very short daylight during the day.

3.In terms of environment, the greenery is particularly good and the road is clean;

4.In terms of study and work, European universities have a rigorous academic style and a solid foundation.

Switzerland is one of the countries in Central Europe, the country is divided into 26 states, Switzerland is bordered by Germany in the north, France in the west, Italy in the south, Austria and Liechtenstein in the east, the whole territory is dominated by plateaus and mountains, known as the roof of Europe, Switzerland is a highly developed capitalist country, and it is also one of the richest, most economically developed and with the highest standard of living in the world.

If you live in Switzerland, you will have the following four experiences:

1. In life, potatoes and French bread are the staple foods;

2. In terms of climate, the summer in Switzerland is cool and sunny, the sunshine is abundant, the autumn and winter are wet and cold, half the time is raining or sleet, and the daytime sunshine is very short;

3. In terms of environment, the greening is particularly good and the road is clean;

4. In terms of study and work, European universities have a rigorous academic style and a solid foundation.

Switzerland is one of the countries in Central Europe, the country is divided into 26 states, Switzerland is bordered by Germany in the north, France in the west, Italy in the south, Austria and Liechtenstein in the east, the whole territory is dominated by plateaus and mountains, known as the roof of Europe, Switzerland is a highly developed capitalist country, and it is also one of the richest, most economically developed countries in the world and has the highest standard of living on land.