Hungary's neighbors are all located in high mountains and they almost occupy the vast plains in the middle (Serbia also accounts for a small part of the northern part of ). This place has become an important agricultural and animal husbandry granary in Europe.
A relatively concentrated village has neat houses and looks similar in style.
Hungary's national population is less than 10 million, and women account for 52.5%, about 500,000 more than men.
In order to stimulate population growth, the authorities have issued the " Single Tax ". Those who are still single with marriage will pay more personal income tax .
Train is about ten or twenty minutes late, which is the norm
Someone has classified Hungary as a developed country, but it is actually still in the developed entry-level. per capita GDP is about US$16,000. The per capita threshold for developed countries must be US$20,000.
As a member of EU , Hungary has not joined euro zone , and still uses its own currency " Hungarian Forin ".
When there is a significant difference in its own economic level and Western Europe, hasty use of euro will only make the gap bigger and bigger and more passive.
European consumption is high, but there are some exceptions, such as Portugal, Polish , Bulgarian . Hungary's prices are relatively low, and shopping is more affordable.
Most stores are only open on weekdays and close from Saturday night to Sunday. Their habit is to rather not make money than have a rest day. This is also true in other European countries.
Supermarkets are automatic checkout systems. After entering the supermarket, each person receives a machine and scans the product code. After checking out, the machine returns
living prices are even lower than those in my country's first-tier cities. Meat, dairy products, and bread are cheaper than in China.
Eat out for an ordinary fast food and eat about RMB 20 for one meal.
Budapest Even in the central location of the city, there are many less than 20,000 yuan per square meter, which is still rising. Of course there are very expensive ones.
The capital Budapest has always been one of the important cities in Europe and is now ranked seventh in the EU city. In addition, the population is not large, only 1.75 million.
is really from the merger of two cities, Buda City on the left bank and Pest City on the right bank.
When you walk into Budapest, you will feel an illusion, like you have traveled back to the classical medieval era in Europe. It is basically ancient buildings, and the main urban area , the Danube River , both sides are also designated as world cultural heritage.
There are not many private cars in the city. It may be because of the old city, and the roads are restricted by the layout and architecture of the old city. Moreover, there are too few parking lots, and parking is not allowed in other places for a long time.
Public transportation is very convenient, and there are four subways, which are distinguished by yellow, red, blue and green.
Urban trams are cool, maybe it is retro or fashionable. Anyway, the scenery is very good!
