Poland is a democratic republic in Central Europe. Does it own Teutonic Knight Castle in Poland?

Poland is a moderately developed capitalist society. In recent years, its position in the EU and the world stage is increasing day by day. Since191811in June, it has experienced 90 years of vigorous development, especially the years of 2 1 century.

Poland is a democratic country in Central Europe, which consists of 16 provinces. It borders Ukraine and Belarus in the east, Lithuania and Kaliningrad in Russia in the northeast, Germany in the west, Czechoslovakia in the south and the Baltic Sea in the north.

Historically, Poland is a country with a strong tradition of immigrant investment. After joining the European Union in 2004, a new wave of immigrants swept Poland. Many college students packed their bags and left their hometown to "dig gold" in western Europe. According to the survey, since 2004, nearly 3 million Poles have worked in Britain, Ireland, Germany, Italy, Sweden and other countries, and more than 80% of them are under 34 years old. Britain and Ireland are the most important immigrant countries for Poles. At present, there are nearly 600,000 registered Polish immigrants who have invested in the UK, and it is estimated that there are more than 6,543,800 people who have not filed and worked in the short term. In just a few decades, a "Polish City" with many Poles appeared in West End of London.

"Returnees" created the Silicon Valley in Poland. These Polish "returnees" who have returned from overseas in recent years have two obvious characteristics, one is young and the other is highly educated. Most of them have received excellent higher education. His return not only brought many outstanding talents to Poland's social and economic development, but also shaped their broad vision and innovative ideas through overseas work, which also made them the mainstay of Poland's industrial structure upgrading and industrial upgrading. In addition, such "returnees" pay special attention to the transparency of government decision-making, the humanization of service items, the legitimate rights and interests of the workplace, the company culture, the comfort of the office environment and other software facilities, which subtly and correctly guide the continuous improvement of the business environment in Poland. According to a result released by the World Bank a few days ago, among the 85 key economic powers in the world, Poland has made the most obvious development in improving the business environment in the past year. Among them, the call for "returnees" and the efforts of the Polish government are obvious to all.

The return of highly educated talents has also promoted the rapid development of Poland's information technology industry. An information technology industrial belt centered on Krakow, a city in southern Poland, has risen rapidly, and many people call it Poland's "Silicon Valley". There are dozens of famous Polish institutions of higher learning in Krakow, with 400,000 students, which have sent a large number of reserve talents for high-tech industries. Last year alone, 70 IT companies will be established in Silicon Valley, employing 20,000 high-tech employees. Many large multinational companies, such as Google Search, Cisco, Shell Oil and Lufthansa, have set up regional headquarters or R&D bases here. In most companies, Polish "returnees" are the leading energy sources in technology and management. Many overseas talents gathered in Krakow's "Silicon Valley", which not only promoted the rapid development of information technology industry, but also had a strong influence on high-tech talents in neighboring countries such as Italy, Germany and Finland. This ancient city has become more global. With its beautiful natural environment, strong humanistic atmosphere and diverse learning atmosphere, it is growing into the core of information technology industry in Central and Eastern Europe.

After the financial crisis accelerated the return of immigrant investment to the global economic crisis and the outbreak of the European economic crisis, the economic development of Britain, Ireland and other countries collapsed. Because most Polish immigrants invest in low-end manual labor or service-oriented jobs, the impact is even more serious. At one time, the number of Polish unemployed people in Britain exceeded 30%. In addition, many western European countries, including Britain, have promulgated stricter immigration management policies in order to restrict foreign immigrants' investment, which makes many Polish immigrants reluctant to invest. In addition, Poland's economic development increased by 15.8% from 2008 to 2065, and it was "outstanding" in the EU, which deeply attracted more and more foreign Poles to return to China for development. Figures from the National Bureau of Statistics of Ireland show that the number of Poles in Ireland reached 320,000 at its peak, so there are only120,000 at present.