What kind of country is Finland?

Question 1: What kind of country is Finland? The Republic of Finland (Suomen tasavalta).

Independence Day: 65438+February 6th (19 17)

National flag: rectangular, with the aspect ratio of 18: 1 1. The flag is white. A wide blue bar slightly to the left divides the national flag into four white rectangles. Finland is known as the "country of thousands of lakes", bordering the Baltic Sea in the southwest, and the blue flag symbolizes lakes, rivers and oceans; The other symbolizes the blue sky. One third of Finland's territory is in the Arctic Circle, and the climate is cold. The white flag symbolizes the snow-covered land. The cross on the national flag represents Finland's close relationship with other Nordic countries in history. The national flag is around 1860, according to the Finnish poet Charles? It was made at the suggestion of Topulius.

National emblem: It's a red coat of arms. On the shield is a golden lion with a crown, a sword in the front paw and a machete in the back paw. Nine white roses are dotted around the lion. Lions symbolize the courage and strength of the Finnish people, and nine roses represent nine provinces in Finnish history.

National anthem: motherland

State dignitaries: President Tarja? Tarja Halonen, who took office in March 2000; Prime Minister Marty? Matti vanhanen, who took office in June 2003, became prime minister again in April 2007; Speaker Shao Li? Ninisto was elected in April 2007.

Physical geography: the area is 3.381.45 million square kilometers. Located in the north of Europe, it is adjacent to Norway in the north, Sweden in the northwest, Russia in the east, the Gulf of Finland in the south and the tidal Pognat Bay in the west. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south. The elevation of the Kiya hills in Mansel in the north is 200-700 meters, the moraine hills in the middle are 200-300 meters, and the coastal areas are plains below 50 meters. Finland is rich in forest resources. The national forest area is 26 million hectares, and the per capita forest land is 5 hectares, ranking second in the world. 69% of the country's land is covered by forests, ranking first in Europe and second in the world. Tree species are dominated by spruce forest, pine forest and birch forest, and the dense jungle is full of flowers and berries. Lake Sema in the south covers an area of 4,400 square kilometers and is the largest lake in Finland. Finland's lakes are connected with narrow waterways, short rivers and rapids, thus forming a communicating waterway. The inland water area accounts for 10% of the national total area. There are about 79,000 islands/kloc-0 and 88,000 lakes/kloc-0, which is known as the "country of thousands of lakes", and the inland water area accounts for 10% of the total area of the country. The coastline of Finland is tortuous, with a length of 1 100 km. Fish resources are abundant. One third of Finland is located in the Arctic Circle, and the climate in the north is cold and snowy. In the northernmost part, you can't see the sun for 40-50 days in winter, and you can see it all day and night from the end of May to the end of July in summer. It has a mild maritime climate. The average temperature in winter is-14℃ to 3℃, the average temperature in summer is 13℃ to 17℃, and the average annual rainfall is 600 mm.

Population: 5.3 million (as of 2007, 65438+February). Most people live in the south where the climate is mild. Finns account for 92.4%, Swedes account for 5.6%, and a small number of Sami (also known as Lapps). The official languages are Finnish and Swedish. 84.9% of the residents believe in Christian Lutheranism, 1. 1% believe in Orthodox Church. Finnish sauna center Finland international sauna competition.

Capital: Helsinki, with a population of about 6.5438+200,000 (2006), accounting for more than one fifth of Finland's total population. The average temperature in summer is 65438 06℃, and the average temperature in winter is -5℃.

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Administrative divisions: The whole country is divided into five provinces and one autonomous region: South Finland, East Finland, West Finland, Oulu, Rabbi and Oran Island.

Brief history: About 9000 years ago, at the end of the Ice Age, the ancestors of Finns moved here from the south and southeast. /kloc-Before 0/2 century, Finland was a primitive commune society. /kloc-belonged to Sweden in the second half of the 20th century, and 158 1 became the principality of Sweden. 1809 After the Russian-Swiss War, it was occupied by Russia and became a grand duchy under Russian rule. The czar also served as the Grand Duke of Finland. After the revolution of 19 17 and 10, Finland declared its independence on February 6,19, and the Republic was established. 19......& gt& gt

Question 2: What kind of country is Finland? Finland lies in the north of Europe. It borders Sweden, Norway and Russia, with Finland Bay in the south and Virginia Bay in the west. Coastline length 1 100 km. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south. The inland water area accounts for 10% of the national area, with about179,000 islands and188,000 lakes, which is known as the "country of thousands of lakes". 13 of the country is in the Arctic Circle. It has a mild maritime climate. The average temperature in winter is-14℃-3℃, the average temperature in summer is 13℃- 17℃, and the average annual rainfall is 600 mm. The earliest inhabitants of Finland are Lapland, so Finland is also called Lapland. Later, Finns moved in and established the Grand Duchy of Finland. /kloc-ruled by Sweden in the second half of the 0/2nd century. 1809 After the Russian-Swiss War, it merged into the Russian Empire and became a grand duchy. 19 17 12 Finland declared its independence.

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Question 4: What kind of country is Finland? The Republic of Finland (Suomen Tasavalta).

The country name is defined as "the country of lakes and swamps"

The area is 3.381.45 million square kilometers.

Population: 5,236,600 (end of 2004). Finland has two official languages: 93% of the population speaks Finnish and 6% speaks Swedish. The minority population includes Sami, Russians, Jews, etc. Most Finns (89%) believe in Christian Lutheranism, and about 1% of the population believe in Orthodox Church. The rest include Protestants, Roman Catholics, * * * and Jews of a few other sects. After the winter war, about 12% of the population needs to be resettled. War reparations, unemployment and uncertainty about Finland's independent future led to a large number of immigrants leaving Finland in1970s.1990s, Finland began to receive a large number of refugees and immigrants.

Helsinki, the capital, has a population of 559,000 (end of 2004). The average temperature in summer is 65438 06℃, and the average temperature in winter is -5℃.

The head of state, President Talia? Tarja Halonen (female, from Social Democratic Party) took office on March 6th, 2000. He was re-elected on March 1 2006.

Independence Day (65438+February 6th)

National flag: rectangular, with the aspect ratio of 18: 1 1. The flag is white. A wide blue bar slightly to the left divides the national flag into four white rectangles. Finland is known as the "country of thousands of lakes", bordering the Baltic Sea in the southwest, and the blue flag symbolizes lakes, rivers and oceans; The other symbolizes the blue sky. One third of Finland's territory is in the Arctic Circle, and the climate is cold. The white flag symbolizes the snow-covered land. The cross on the national flag represents Finland's close relationship with other Nordic countries in history. The national flag is around 1860, according to the Finnish poet Charles? It was made at the suggestion of Topulius.

National emblem: It's a red coat of arms. On the shield is a golden lion with a crown, a sword in the front paw and a machete in the back paw. Nine white roses are dotted around the lion. Lions symbolize the courage and strength of the Finnish people, and nine roses represent nine provinces in Finnish history.

Question 5: Is Finland a country? Which state does it belong to? Finland is a country. It belongs to Europe.

Located in northern Europe. It borders Sweden, Norway and Russia, with Finland Bay in the south and Virginia Bay in the west. Coastline length 1 100 km. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south. There are highlands in the north and east, and most of the rest are hills and plains. The inland water area accounts for 10% of the national area, with about179,000 islands and188,000 lakes, which is known as the "country of thousands of lakes". 13 of the country is in the Arctic Circle. It has a mild maritime climate. The average temperature in winter is-14℃-3℃, the average temperature in summer is 13℃- 17℃, and the annual average rainfall is 600 mm, which is cold in winter and mild in the south. From south to north, the monthly average temperature of 65438+ 10 is about-4-16℃; The temperature in July is 16- 13℃. The annual precipitation is about 400-600 mm (one third is graupel and snow). The forest area accounts for 7 1% of the total area, mainly pine and spruce. Water resources are abundant. There are minerals such as copper, zinc, gold, chromium, cobalt, titanium and vanadium. The earliest inhabitants of Finland are Lapland, so Finland is also called Lapland. Later, Finns moved in and established the Grand Duchy of Finland. /kloc-ruled by Sweden in the second half of the 0/2nd century. 1809 After the Russian-Swiss War, it merged into the Russian Empire and became a grand duchy. 19 17 12 Finland declared its independence. Finland's harsh climatic conditions, special geographical location and history make Finns form a national character and culture with Nordic characteristics. Finns are introverted and low-key, but they are full of national pride. In today's globalization, they do not go with the flow, but firmly safeguard their traditional culture. There are many famous artists in Finland: sibelius, a great musician, initiated a new era of national music and is known as the father of Finnish national music; The legendary national epic Ka Laivaara compiled by linguist Lun Lott has become one of the greatest epics in the history of world literature. Famous architect Alva? Aalto is unique in the trend of modernist architectural design with its design full of Finnish traditional romantic style. Finland also has many world-class artists. In particular, Finland's design style with its own national cultural characteristics makes many handicrafts and buildings decades ago still novel and imaginative masterpieces in the eyes of modern people. Most of the works of Finnish design masters are world-renowned for their concise and practical design style, high-quality materials and exquisite craftsmanship. Finland is also the hometown of Santa Claus. Markus, the king of Finnish children's stories from 65438 to 0927, told the story of Santa Claus and 20,000 reindeer living on the "Ershan" in Lapland province, which is the border between Finland and the Soviet Union. It is because of his "ears" that Santa Claus can hear the voices of all the children in the world in the North Pole. His infectious romantic reasoning has been recognized by the world, and since then, the "Ear Mountain" in the story has become the hometown of Santa Claus. On Christmas Eve, every year children hang their socks by the fireplace before going to bed, and then go to sleep with eager anticipation. Santa Claus will ride a sleigh pulled by reindeer at night and distribute Christmas presents to children's stockings from the fireplace chimney. Besides art, Finns also invented the sauna, which is called the quintessence of Finland. Finnish proverb says: build a sauna first, then build a house. Sauna is one of the few Finnish words that have entered the world language category. Saunas in Finland must be built entirely of wood, including steam rooms, bathrooms and changing rooms. There are millions of saunas of different sizes in Finland, with an average of one sauna for every three people, the highest density in the world. For those who travel to Finland, they have never been to Finland without a sauna.

Question 6: What kind of country is Finland? Finland lies in the north of Europe. It borders Sweden, Norway and Russia, with Finland Bay in the south and Virginia Bay in the west. Coastline length 1 100 km. The terrain is high in the north and low in the south. The inland water area accounts for 10% of the national area, with about179,000 islands and188,000 lakes, which is known as the "country of thousands of lakes". 13 of the country is in the Arctic Circle. It has a mild maritime climate. The average temperature in winter is-14℃-3℃, the average temperature in summer is 13℃- 17℃, and the average annual rainfall is 600 mm. The earliest inhabitants of Finland are Lapland, so Finland is also called Lapland. Later, Finns moved in and established the Grand Duchy of Finland. /kloc-ruled by Sweden in the second half of the 0/2nd century. 1809 After the Russian-Swiss War, it merged into the Russian Empire and became a grand duchy. 19 17 12 Finland declared its independence.

Question 7: What kind of country is Finland? Finland is a highly developed capitalist country, one third of which is in the Arctic Circle, and together with Iceland, it is the northernmost country in the world. It is a country surrounded by lakes, known as the "country of thousands of lakes", with beautiful scenery ~ in winter, you can go sledding, take a sauna, take an icebreaker out to sea and swim at sea.

Question 8: What kind of country is Finland? Nordic countries with high welfare.

One of the countries with the highest happiness index in the world.

One of the countries with the highest education level in the world.

One of the cleanest countries in the world.

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Question 9: Which country's island country is Finland?