Half the residents of Serbian art towns speak foreign languages. How can assimilation be so serious?

I believe many people are familiar with Serbia. This is a country with a unique history, diverse customs and huge ethnic and cultural differences. Walking in this country, you will get lost in your own time or country, because it is full of the characteristics of different historical periods and the essence of different national cultures. Today, Bian Xiao wants to show you an art town in Serbia. Half the residents in this town speak foreign languages. What is the reason for such serious assimilation? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao. Serbia's mother tongue is Serbian, but the popularity of English is quite high, which can reach more than half. In other words, in Serbia, everyone's communication is basically English, and the popularity of German and Russian is not low. In other words, there are very few people who really speak their mother tongue in Serbia, which can reflect Serbia's ethnic diversity from the side. Then it is not surprising that half the residents of this Serbian art town speak foreign languages. This town is located in the northeast of Serbia, and its assimilation is inseparable from the history of Serbia. First of all, this country is located in the southeast of Europe. It is a typical landlocked country, bordering Hungary, Bulgaria, Montenegro and other countries. Foreign cultures can easily be integrated, leading to cultural diversity.

Secondly, in several battles in modern times, Serbia had close contact with Russia and gained independence and autonomy with the help of Russia. Later, Serbia expanded its territory and occupied Macedonia, Kosovo and other countries and regions, including Hungary's jurisdiction, and merged with neighboring countries such as Montenegro and Croatia. Since then, Serbia has become ethnically and culturally diverse. In the following World War II, Serbia was invaded and carved up, and many areas were annexed by Hungary and occupied by the Germans. Therefore, looking at the whole historical axis of Serbia, it is not difficult to find that this country has both integration and division, both occupation and colonization, so it is not difficult to understand that Serbia is multicultural and assimilated seriously.

In this art town, you can not only feel the artistic influence of Hungary, but also appreciate the realistic and freehand Jewish design. Full of indifferent and quiet atmosphere. It is not so much a town as a cultural exhibition center. Walking on the streets of such a small town, every minute is full of classical and peaceful atmosphere. Many people say it contains too much art, history and culture, but Bian Xiao thinks this town is a work of art in itself. What do you think?

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