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Greece
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Greece
#1 Athens is not just the capital
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When it comes to Greece, it is difficult not to mention the capital - Athens
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This thousand-year-old ancient city has too many famous things, including history, myths, internet celebrity travel posts, Saint Seiya of Athena.
It is not only the capital of Greece, but also the residence of 40% of Greece's population, but also the absolute population + culture + economic center.
Speaking of Greece's tourism industry, there is something interesting: the "residents" of many Greek attractions do not actually live in attractions, but in Athens, but they will work in the summer.
40% of Greece's total population lives in Athens, the capital. While most tourists think of islands (for example, Santorini and Mykonos), most Greeks actually live in the capital or Thessaloniki, with 40% of the population living in Athens. Some people work on the island in the summer, but most of them live in Athens.
40% of the total population of Greece is residing in the capital Athens. While tourists mostly think of the islands, most Greeks actually live in the capital or Thessaloniki. 40% of the total population lives in Athens. Some of them also work on the islands during summer, but many of them live in Athens.
#2 Little expert in debt
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Many places say that Greece is a developed country, but they are definitely a strange flower in the development.
loves to borrow money and is extremely capable of owing debts. The economy has been blacklisted in Europe for many years. It went bankrupt four times less than 200 years after its founding, and it is firmly among the "Five Pigs in Europe". (The other four countries are Portugal, Italy, Ireland, and Spain, collectively known as PIIGS)
Latest country bankruptcy, they sold the main port of Athens " Piraeus Port " to China for operation in 2016. We have built them into Europe's largest port, strongly stabilizing the Greek economy.
#3 Create employment by relying on China
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If Greece's economy is now driven by China, it is really not an exaggeration. The biggest representative of this is Greece's largest port - Port of Piraeus
Relying on China's intervention and operation, this port has now become the number one port in Europe and is an important source of economic and employment in Athens.
Piraeus Port is the main seaport in Athens, the largest port in Greece, and one of the largest ports in Europe. Piraeus port has been the port of Athens since ancient times. Today, Piraeus Port is the main employer in the region. By 2019, the port of Piraeus is expected to become the busiest port for container transportation in the Mediterranean.
The Port of Piraeus is the chief sea port of Athens, the largest port in Greece and one of the largest in Europe. The Port of Piraeus served as the port of Athens since ancient times. Today, the Port of Piraeus is a major employee in the region. The port of Piraeus is expected to become the busiest port of the Mediterranean in terms of container traffic by 2019.
#4 There are more tourists than the Chinese
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Tourism is also an important source of economic resources for Greece, after all, it is one of the most popular destinations in the world.
Greece is really so popular. Now there are more tourists in Greece every summer than its own citizens.
Do you know? Greek summer tourists are more than twice as many as Greeks. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Greece has more international airports than most countries because so many foreign tourists want to go to Greece.
Did you know that the amount of tourists is more than double the amount of Greeks during the summer? It’s one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Greece has more international airports than most countries because so many foreign tourists want to visit.
There are many attractions in Greece, but remember that if you don’t get permission, you are not allowed to use a tripod.
#5 There are so many islands in Greece
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When it comes to traveling to Greece, of course, they have to mention thousands of islands.
There are traces from myths, history, and of course, the Aegean Sea and sunshine that are super suitable for leisure and recuperation.
Greece has more than 2,000 islands, including (tourism) destinations such as Santorini and Mykonos. There are many islands in Greece, but only 170 islands are inhabited, while others are uninhabited.
There are more than 2000 islands, including destinations such as Santorini and Mykonos. That’s a lot of islands, but only 170 of them are popular. The other islands are uninhabited.
#6 The prince is too handsome to become an internet celebrity, although he is no longer a prince
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To be precise, Greece has no royal family now, and the royal family was abolished as early as 1974 when the Third Republic of Greece was founded. Now they are just a regular, but very rich, Greek.
Although the royal family is not the royal family, this family is still active in the media because the two princes are handsome and have become internet celebrities.
The one on the top right is the brother, Alexios, and he is often called in the media Prince Constantine
He is the English Prince William's Godson (godson)
both brothers are active bloggers on Instagram, and brother's ins has always been a retro literary style.
Brother Achileas is becoming more and more popular nowadays.
My younger brother's ins is completely different from my older brother's retro literature. It is a style of "a little boy with excessive energy candy color".
#7 What do you want to translate Greece into "Greece"?
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Actually Greece is not the official name of Greece. The official name of Greece Republic is the Hellenic Republic Republic
In fact, the real name of this country is the Hellenic Republic, which is also called Hellas, which is the original name of Greece.
In fact, the country’s real name is the Hellenic Republic, and also Hellas, which is the original word for Greece.
What we translate is the word Hellashml4, which is their national name.
#8 The country of confusing self-confidence
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Although Greece is not good at economy and borrows money and owes debts, they are confusing self-confidence and feels that they are very reliable.
There was a survey before, asking Europeans who think Europeans are the most hardworking and reliable. People from all European countries basically think they are Germans. Only the Greeks believed it to be Greece.
P.S. In Greece, I usually get off work at 2:30 in the afternoon, and I am hardworking in real name.
#9 The overseas base of Chinese people
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On the one hand, because of the massive Chinese tourists, and on the other hand, because China helps them develop the economy, Athens is now almost becoming China's overseas base, with Chinese people, Chinese characters, and Chinese restaurants everywhere.
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In addition, in addition to graffiti, the streets of Athens are Chinese investment immigration advertisements.
#10 100 yuan can buy a lot of things
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100 yuan can buy a lot of things in Greece:
1 kg cherries + 1 liter of milk + 1 bucket of olive oil + 1 kg pork + 1 pile of vegetables.
#11 Rachel in " Friends " has Greek ancestry
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Jennifer Aniston in "friends Rachel" has half Greek ancestry, and her father is Greek.
She has said several times that Greek descent makes her not wrinkles very much.
#12 I am very good at cooking with eggplant
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Speaking of Greek food, the most signature dish is made with eggplant, which is the well-known Greek eggplant box - Mousaka Mousaka
Some people say that it was hard to imagine that eggplant could be the protagonist of a dish, but after eating the eggplant made by the Greeks, I don’t think so.
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Musaka is one of the most famous dishes in Greece. It is made of several layers of fried eggplant, minced meat and potatoes, topped with a cream sauce and then roasted until golden brown. Some restaurants also offer the same delicious vegetarian version.
One of Greece's most famous dishes, moussaka consists of layers of fried aubergine, minced meat and potatoes, topped with a creamy béchamel sauce and then baked until golden brown. Some restaurants will also serve an equally delectable vegetable version.
#13 Strange Greek Zongzi
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The Greeks also have food like rice dumplings, but their rice dumplings are wrapped in grape leaves, and the leaves should be eaten together.
This dish is very popular in the Eastern Mediterranean, and many places have developed their own unique versions.
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Stuff the grape vines or grape leaves with herbs, rice soaked in lemon juice and fold it into small buns, and then steam it. The dolmades made in this way can be used as a side dish. Some dolmades are stuffed with meat or vegetables.
Eaten as an accompaniment to a main meal, dolmades are vine or grape leaves stuffed with herby, lemony rice and folded over to create a small parcel, which is then steamed. You can also find them filled with meat or vegetables.
#14 The Greeks also love pasta
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Not only Italians eat pasta, but the Greeks also use pasta and make their own special dishes.
Greek baked macaroni is a bit like the Italian lasagna, but the ingredients used are very different.
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Pastitsio is similar to espadé, but it is made with small macaroni instead of espadé, which is the best condolence food in Greece. It is layered with chopped beef or lamb on macaroni and sprinkled with seasoning sauce, which is usually seasoned with cinnamon, nutmeg and Greek herbs. Sometimes grated cheese is also placed on top before baking in the oven.
Pastitsio. Similar to Italian lasagne, but made with small macaroni instead of pasta sheets, this is Greek comfort food at its best. It’s made by layering ground beef or lamb with macaroni and béchamel sauce and is often flavoured with cinnamon, nutmeg and Greek herbs. Sometimes it’s also topped with grated cheese before being baked in the oven.
#15 The morning rush hour
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Greece's most famous food is not good-looking, but it is said to be quite delicious, that is Greek sesame cake koulouri
In the morning, commuters will buy this kind of bagel at roadside stalls and eat while walking. (Interestingly, this is also a famous product in Turkey next to you, although the relationship between the two countries is not good)
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As long as you walk in big Greek cities like Athens and Thessaloniki in the morning, you often see locals biting Greek sesame cakes while walking - this is a big and soft bagel with sesame seeds on the surface. They are usually sold in yellow cars, people will eat as they walk and have a cup of coffee on their hands.
Walk around any of the big Greek cities such as Athens or Thessaloniki in the mornings and you’ll often see locals on their way to work munching on koulouri – large soft bread rings covered in sesame seeds. They’re often sold from yellow street carts and eaten on the go with a cup of coffee.
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Greece has become a tourist destination not only because of history, but also because the weather here is really good. The year is basically sunny and the environment is good. Posting to your friends can basically ensure zero failure.
do you know? Greece has an average of more than 250 days of sunshine every year, which means more than 3,000 hours of sunshine are shining every year. Some islands even have about 300 sunny days a year!
Did you know that the whole country has more than 250 days of sun on average? That’s more than 3000 sunny hours per year. Some islands even see around 300 days of sun per year!
#17 Highly consistent race
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Herzegovina is a very open country and has a low degree of internationalization. However, their country’s race is highly consistent, and from a national point of view, they are basically completely Greek ancestry.
98% of the total Greek population is Greek! So, almost all Greeks are Greeks, while the rest are ethnic minorities, mainly from Albanian , Armenia, Bulgaria and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.
98% of the total population are ethnic Greeks! So, almost everyone in Greece is an ancient city, and the rest of the population are minorities, mainly from Albania, Armenia, Bulgaria, and F.Y.R.O.M.
#18 One of the oldest cities in Europe
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It may be a bit inappropriate to say that Athens is an ancient city, because it is really not an ordinary ancient city.
This is a city that has existed for more than 7,000 years and has been used continuously to this day.
Athens is one of the oldest cities in Europe and has a history of more than 7,000 years. It is also the birthplace of democracy, Western philosophy, Olympic Games, political science, Western literature, historical compilation, major mathematical principles, and Western tragedy and comedy theories.
Continuously inhabited for over 7,000 years, Athens is one of the oldest cities in Europe. It is also the birthplace of democracy, Western philosophy, the Olympic Games, political science, Western literature, historiography, major mathematical principles, and Western theories of tragedy and comedy.
#19 In ancient times, there was no unity
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Although the race is highly consistent, this group of people was not united in ancient times.
Although Greece in ancient times was all Greek, it was actually thousands of independent city-states, and there were countless struggles and alliances between them.
Of course, thanks to their disunity, we have so many good-looking myths, history and muscular men's movies.
Do you still remember Superman Henry Cavill Henry Cavill " Shocking God of War " during his peak appearance?
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Ancient Greece was not a single country like modern Greece. It is composed of about 1500 different city-states. Each city-state has its own laws and military, and they often cause disputes. Athens is the largest city-state in ancient Greece.
Ancient Greece was not a single country like modern Greece. Rather, it was made up of about 1,500 different city-states or poleis (singular, polis). Each had its own laws and army, and they often quarreled. Athens was the largest city-state.
#20 A civilized civilization with political precociousness
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As the birthplace of human democracy, Greece is a very precocious civilization in politics.
Because of precocious puberty, they did a lot of experiments, of course there were very failed experiments, which left a good negative teaching material for human civilization.
Some scholars say that Greek civilization has existed for so long that it has the opportunity to try almost all political systems.
Some schoolers say that the Greek civilization has been around for so long that it has had a chance to try nearly every form of government.
#21 The world's top longevity hometown
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This may be the benefit of living in a resort, Greece has the world's top longevity area.
Then, this further boosted Greece's tourism economy.
Do you want to live a healthy and long life? Then you should go to Icaria Island and learn from the longest-lived people. Ikaria is the "blue zone" mentioned by scientists, where people are the longest life in the world
Do you want to live a long and healthy life? Then you should head to Ikaria and learn from the best. Ikaria is what the scientists call a "blue zone" where people have the longest livespans in the world.
#22 The family atmosphere is very good
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Greece is a country that pays great attention to the family. Children do not rush to move out when they become adults, and grandparents usually live at home and enjoy their old age.
The two internet celebrity princes I just mentioned, one of the major jobs on Ins is to show off family harmony.
Kids usually live with their families until they get married. Grandparents usually live with their children’s family until they die. There are few nursing homes in this country, and generally speaking, they are very close to their families.
Children usually stay with their family until they marry, and the grandparents usually live with their children’s family until they die. There are very few retirement homes in the country, and generally, you keep the family close.
#23 Wild Greek wedding
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Greece wedding is sonorous and powerful.
Why? Because everyone would throw the plates, and then they would clang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang salad.
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is really good. On the one hand, I got married, and on the other hand, I also made a disaster rehearsal, killing two birds with one stone.
At a traditional Greek wedding, everyone dances and throws dishes. While it's more of a tradition, it still happens, and it's not something like that only happens in the movie " My Grand Greek Wedding ".
At traditional Greek weddings everyone dance and throw plates. While this is more of a traditional thing, it still occurs, and it’s not only something you see in the movies like “My Big Fat Greek Wedding”.
#24 Sex life is more wild
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Greece is an open country, and, please add accents on both the words “open” and “put”, it is really! open! put!
They are the most active country in the world with an average of 164 times per adult per year.
It is reported that Greeks have sex on average 164 times a year, making them the most active country in the world with sex! The first nude shot in European film history appeared in the 1931 Greek film Daphne and Chloe.
Reports claim that Greeks has sex on average 164 times a year, which makes them the most sexually active nation in the world! The first nude scene in European cinema history was in the Greek movie Daphnis and Chloe in 1931.
#25 I have to say Greek
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When it comes to Greek, people in many countries will think of "difficulty", which is indeed quite difficult.
In addition, it is the oldest among the existing writing languages and has been used for more than 5,000 years.
Many languages have been influenced by Greek, and there are a large number of Greek words in English. Even the commonly used "apology" apology comes from Greek.
Greek is very unique and has been used continuously for more than 5,000 years. This makes it the oldest written language in existence, at least as archaeological discoveries say.Thousands of words in English and other languages have also been influenced by Greek. Thousands of English words come from Greek, sometimes adapted them into Latin by the Romans and then into English. Common English words from Greek are "academy (college), "apology", "marathon (marathon), "siren (sirens), "alphabet (alphabet) and "typhoon (typhoon).
The Greek language is unique and has continuously been used for more than 5000 years. This makes it the oldest written language still in existence, at least when you’re looking at archeological findings. The Greek Language has also influenced the English language and other languages with several thousands of words. Thousands of English words come from the Greek language, sometimes via the Roman adaptation into Latin and then to English. Common English words from Greek include “academy,” “apology,” “marathon,” “siren,” “alphabet,” and “typhoon.”
#26 Strange ways of praise and farewell
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When you first arrived in Greece, you may feel like a "confused behavior reward".
After praising others, you should "Phoa!" and wave your fists when you say hello to others.
After praising others, the Greeks may pout and blow their lips, like spitting. This is to protect the praised person from the "Evil Eye". The Greeks would not open their hands and wave. In fact, stretching out your finger and showing your palm is considered an insult. The Greeks waved their hands with their fists.
After giving a compliment, Greeks might make a puff of breath through pursued lips, as if spitting. This is meant to protect the person receiving the compliment from the “evil eye.” Greeks do not wave with an open hand. In fact, it is considered an insult to show the palm of the hand with the fingers extended. Greeks wave with the palm closed.
#27 Greeks have birthdays for a birthday
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Which civilization did this custom of celebrating a birthday come from?
Anyway, the Greeks are just having birthdays, and they celebrate another kind of day, called "Named Day".
In Greece, people celebrate the "named day" of the saints with the same name as themselves, rather than their own birthdays. No one in Greece can choose not to vote. The law stipulates that every Greek citizen over the age of 18 needs to vote.
In Greece, people celebrate the “name day” of the saint that bears their name rather than their own birthday.No one in Greece can choose to not vote. Voting is required by law for every citizen who is 18 or older.
#28 Country of Olives
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Greece is the third largest olive producer in the world, and the usage rate of olive oil in the diet is also very high.
This should not be surprising. After all, olives appear very frequently in Greek mythology. They have produced olives since ancient times, and now olives bring them a lot of economic benefits.
Greece is the third largest olive producer in the world and has planted olive trees since ancient times. Some olive trees grown in the 13th century are still growing. According to Greek mythology, Athena and Poseidon agree that whoever gives the best gift to the city will become the guardian of the city. Although Poseidon used water as a gift, other gods believed that the olive tree sent by Athena was more valuable.
The world’s third leading producer of olives, the Greeks have cultivated olive trees since ancient times. Some olive trees planted in the third century are still producing olives. According to Greek mythology, Athena and Poseidon agreed that whoever gave the city the best gift would become guardian over the city. Though Poseidon gave the gift of water, Athena’s gift of an olive tree was deemed by the other gods to be more valuable.
This is actually a blessing in disguise. The land in this ghost place in Greece is really super barren, and a thin layer of loess cannot plant any crops.
So they have used the coastline and abundant sunshine since ancient times to grow some high-value-added cash crops, such as olives, grapes, and apples, and then go to places like Asia Minor to exchange for food.
This also made Greece's business culture very developed.
#29 is also the country of sponge
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In addition to producing olives, Greece is also the world's largest sponge producer.
I wonder if SpongeBob has Greek ancestry?
Look at how few wrinkles he has, maybe it really has them.
#30 The whole country is in the mountains
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Greece is really a "country in the mountains", and the entire country is basically in a hilly area.
In ancient times, various places were separated by mountains of all sizes, so it is not difficult to understand why it was divided into thousands of city-states.
Due to the mountainous terrain, Greece has no suitable river for navigation. Nearly 80% of Greece's areas are mountainous. Greece was once a rock completely submerged underwater. When a crustal tectonic plate hit Europe, the collision formed the mountains of Greece. The plate is still moving, causing an earthquake around the Aegean Sea.
Greece has zero navigable rivers because of the mountainous terrain. Nearly 80% of Greece is mountainous. Greece was once a mass of rock that was completely underwater. When a tectonic plate crashed into Europe, the collision created Greece’s mountainous ranges. The plate is still moving and causes earthquakes all around the Aegean.
#31 The fascinating coastline
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There are many mountains, but there are many seas, and the entire Greek territory is not far from the sea.
This is a place for traveling in nature.
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There is no place in Greece more than 85 miles (137 kilometers) from the sea. Greece has about 9,000 miles of coastline, and its coastline ranks tenth in the world in length.
No point in Greece is more than 85 miles (137 kilometers) from water. Greece has about 9,000 miles of coastline, the 10th longest in the world.
#32 The relationship with Turkey next to me is complicated
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m4m4No point in Greece is more than 85 miles (137 kilometers) from water. Greece has about 9,000 miles of coastline, the 10th longest in the world.
#32 The relationship with Turkey next to me is not good. It has been a long time since the weather eased and fell down from the side.
After the earthquake, the two countries actually helped each other strangely, and then the relationship began to improve.
But overall, it’s still quite big, and now we have to compete with each other for tourists, tsk tsk tsk tsk. (Greece has not copied the fancy ice cream chef to Turkey)
Until the late 1990s, the biggest threat faced by Greece was Turkey, because the historical dispute between the two countries on Cyprus and other territories had lasted for decades. Their relationship was improved only after the devastating earthquake in Greece and Turkey in 1999.
Until the late 1990s, the greatest threat to Greece was Turkey, as the two nations have had historical disputes over Cyprus and other territory for decades. After coming to each other’s aid after a devastating earthquake that hit both countries in 1999, their relationship has improved.
#33 Spartan not only produces warriors, but also produces dark food
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Speaking of Greek cities, the two most famous ones are Athens and Sparta. These two cultural leaders are described in books, TV and animation.
Athena's Athens represents wisdom and democracy, and Ares's Sparta represents war and military.
In addition to being rich in warriors, Sparta also produces dark food. They have a famous soup that people in other parts of Greece cannot drink. (The God of War is indeed very strong)
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Spartan's characteristic is a black soup made of salt, vinegar and blood. No one else in Greece would drink this soup.
A Spartan specialty was a black soup made from salt, vinegar, and blood. No one in the rest of Greece would drink it.
#34 The world's most archaeological museums
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A Spartan specialty was a black soup made from salt, vinegar, and blood. No one in the rest of Greece would drink it.
The world's most archaeological museums
Happy trip to Greece, in addition to seeing the scenery, there are endless archaeological museums.
The country with the most archaeological museums in the world is them.
#35 The famous Greek blue is used to exorcise evil
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white house with blue roof. This typical Greek coastal scenery is already quite famous.
But you may not know that blue is not a simple decoration, it is the color used to exorcise evil spirits in ancient Greek beliefs.
Many Greek buildings, such as doors, windowsills, furniture and church domes are painted in lake blue, especially on the Cyclades Islands. This is because of an ancient belief that this blue color is said to drive away evil spirits.
Many Greek structures such as doors, windowsills, furniture, and church domestics are painted a turquoise blue, especially in the Cyclades Islands. It is used because of an ancient belief that this shade of blue keeps evil away.
#36 I love to eat sheep cheese
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Greek sheep cheese is very famous. Greeks like to eat this very much and eat a lot.
not only has a large amount, but they have also invented many ways to eat it. Sheep cheese is a very popular appetizer.
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Feta cheese is made of sheep's milk and is the national cheese of Greece. It dates back to Homer's era, where Greek feta consumed the highest per capita in the world.
Fata, which is made from goat’s milk, is the Greece’s national cheese. It dates back to the Homeric ages, and the average per-capita consumption of feta cheese in Greece is the highest in the world.
#37 The old man who has no worries about debt, no, he is the ancestor
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When it comes to Greece with the EU, it is really difficult for the EU to cry.
Greece can borrow money very much. The money borrowed is larger than the total economic volume of its own country, and it may not be able to repay it if it is borrowed. If it is not paid, it will go bankrupt.
and the EU can't let it fall, so it still has to find ways to help. It's really heartbreaking.
In 2009, Greece lost about $1 billion due to government corruption. Currently, Greece's total government bonds exceed the country's total economic output. Its credit rating, or its debt repayment ability, is the lowest in the euro zone . The EU and the International Monetary Fund are considering providing a bailout package for the heavily indebted country.
Government corruption cost Greece about $1 billion in 2009. Currently Greece’s national debt is larger than the country’s economy. Its credit rating, or its perceived ability to repay debts, is the lowest in the euro zone. The EU and the International Monetary Fund are considering a bailout package for the heavily indebted nation.
#38 The "barbarian" in English is the Greek map cannon
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In English, the barbarian is called barbarian. How did this word with a strong sense of rhythm come from? In fact, this was used by ancient Greeks to mock outsiders. It originally meant "people who can't speak Greek."
They thought at the time that these people didn't know what they were talking about, and it sounded like they were talking about "bar-bar-bar-bar -bar" , so there was barbarian
#39 Half of the socialist brothers
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Greece is also like the United States, and the country is mainly hosted by two major parties.
And one of the two major parties in Greece is socialist.
Greece has two main political parties: the Socialist Party (Pan-Hellenic Socialist Movement or PASOK) and the Democratic Party (New Democratic Party). Both parties were founded in 1974 when the Greek military dictatorship collapsed.
Greece has two major political parties: the Socialists (Panhellenic Socialists Movements or PASOK) and the Democrats (the New Democracy Party). Both were founded in 1974 after Greece’s military dictatorship collapsed.
#40 There are many holidays, but it is not easy to work to find
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It is really comfortable to work in Greece. They not only get off work at two o'clock every day, but also have at least one month of paid leave a year.
However, it is not easy to find a job in Greece, and it is difficult to find even after going to college. The unemployment rate for young people has reached 10%.
About 10% of Greek workers’ wages are spent on taxes, and 10% is spent on national health care. The government provides free hospitals and other medical services. Greek workers have at least one month of paid leave each year. About 10% of Greek adults do not have jobs. Even if you have a college education, it is difficult to find a job.
About 10% of a Greek worker’s pay is taken for taxes and another 10% for national health care. The government provides free hospitals and other medical services. Greek workers get at least one month of paid vacation every year. About 10% of Greek adults are unemployed. Even with a college education, it’s hard to find a job.
#41 Popular immigration locations for Chinese people
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It was said before that the streets of Athens were full of Chinese investment immigration advertisements, and the Chinese did not disappoint the Greeks' kindness. Many people really immigrated.
Sixty percent of the more than 4,000 golden visas issued by Greece to the outside world were bought by Chinese people.
Greece's Golden Visa Program provides an affordable real estate investment channel for permanent residence in Europe. In 2013, the Greek government launched several European investment visa programs to promote investment in Greece.
The golden visa program in Greece offers an affordable real estate investment route to permanent residence in Europe. Following the launch of several European investment visa programs it was introduced by the Greek government in 2013 to encourage investment into Greece.
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