Food, jobs and holidays of Spanish immigrants

Spaniards love life. Spain has world-famous food and a paid vacation welfare system that is envied by the whole world. What is life like in Spain? Let's take 86 to see the Spanish life. Working and vacationing in Spain

Most Spaniards work about 42 hours a week (except July and August), and enjoy a paid holiday of one month every year. They work 1 1 month for one year and receive 14 months' salary. Every July and August, most Spaniards choose to go out for a holiday.

In Spain, most Spanish companies (excluding public institutions such as schools, governments and hospitals, and special industries such as supermarkets and department stores) start work at 9: 00 in the morning. You can go to the bar for coffee and something to eat from 10 to1130. I need to work all morning until two noon. Lunch time is from 14 to 15, and you need to work until 19 in the afternoon. I only work half a day every Friday.

Generally speaking, the working hours in a week are about 42 hours (except July and August). Seeing this, you may think that the Spanish are really hardworking, and they have to work two more hours a week. But the actual situation is like this: the extra two hours a week accumulate to July and August every year, because many companies only work half-day in July and August (usually from 8: 00 am to 3: 00 pm), and a few companies even close their doors throughout August, and all employees go out for vacation.

Spanish food

Spain is one of the three major tourist countries in the world, where you can not only enjoy sunshine, delicious food and warm service, but also fully experience the fun of life. Diet is undoubtedly one of the most attractive characteristic cultures in Spain, which enjoys a high reputation in the world, both in quality and variety. Traditional Spanish cooking often uses vegetable oil based on olive oil and animal fat based on lard, and uses various fruits and vegetables imported from Arabia and potatoes and tomatoes imported from the New World of America as ingredients.

Eat? Tappas? Our tradition begins with a glass of Spanish red wine after work every day. Primitive and the most primitive? Tappas? Snack or appetizer What do people want to eat before drinking a glass of red wine: Spanish ham, cheese or a piece of bread coated with fresh olive oil and garlic. With what? Tappas? With the development, people make it more and more carefully. Tappas? It has also become a snack culture. Spain is a country with a very developed tourism industry. Where do people almost know about Spanish food? Tappas? Here we go. Whether it is fried shrimp with garlic and olive oil or Spanish ham, it is deeply loved by diners all over the world and has become a classic today. Tappas? Art.

Spain is the hometown of bullfighting, rich in beef, so Spain's roast beef is also world-famous. From the colonial period of15th century to America, it is characterized by tenderness and freshness, and the roast beef with Basque style in the north is even more delicious. Basque is a famous food district in Spain, where there is a food club with ancient customs of country men, which regularly holds food parties and cooks traditional Basque food.

Frozen soup

When you return to your garden from Sunshine Beach, the best drink is orange frozen soup made of fresh tomatoes, garlic bread and cucumbers. What's its name? Spanish gazpacho? Everyone who has been to Spain will be fascinated by this refreshing frozen soup.

olive oil

It is inseparable from Spanish cuisine, especially Spanish olive oil. The pleasant climate in the Mediterranean is most suitable for the growth of olive trees, making Spain the largest producer of olive oil in the world, accounting for half of the world's total output. The oil extracted from Spanish olives has the charming fragrance of fresh olives, and is also rich in unsaturated fatty acids, vitamin E and natural antioxidants. Whether it is salad or dessert, Spaniards will choose olive oil.

In NunezDePrado Oil Mill in Có rdoba, you can see the whole process from artificial irrigation to artificial picking to pressing. Green? Successfully completed.

Spaniards love life, praise life and enjoy life! This attitude deserves the attention of the whole world!