Introduce Italy in English

Of all the European countries, Italy is probably the most difficult to classify. This is a modern developed country. This is the fashion style, which leads the fashion in every season. But to the same extent, it is also a Mediterranean country, which means everything. Rome is the capital of Italy. Pizza and lasagna are world-famous foods.

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Most importantly, Italy caused a reaction. Its people are very unstable and seldom care about anything. On the same day, you may encounter contempt for tourists from all over the world, and an hour later, you will be treated with embarrassing generosity. If there is a single national characteristic, it is to fully embrace life: there are hundreds of local festivals all over the country on any day to celebrate saints or local harvests; Pay attention to food; In the obsession with clothing and image; The most important thing is the daily family ceremony-group walk or passeggiata—— in the evening-which is a social activity, and young people and old people in every town and village in China participate.

Italy became a unified country only in 186 1 year, so Italians are often more loyal to their own region than to the whole country-this is reflected in different cuisines, dialects, landscapes and constantly changing living standards. Of course, there is also the great cultural heritage of this country: Tuscany alone has more secret historical sites than any other country in the world; There are quite a few ruins of the Roman Empire all over the country, especially in Rome. Each region retains its own artistic traditions, which are recognized as the richest in the world.

However, there is no reason to be intimidated by art and architecture. If you want to lie on the beach, there are many places to do so: development is relatively controlled, and many resorts are still mainly the territory of Italian tourists. Other parts of the coast, especially in the south of the country, are almost completely undiscovered. Most beaches are sandy, and doubts about the cleanliness of seawater are limited to the Adriatic coast and the northern part of the Riviera. Mountains also run through the whole country-from the Alps and dolomite mountains in the north to the Apennines, forming the backbone of the peninsula-and are an important reference point for most Italians. People are keen on skiing and other winter sports. In five national parks, protected by the national hunting enthusiasm, all kinds of wild animals thrive.