Turkey is not rich, but it looks high-profile. What is the strength of Turkey? What is its life like?

Turkey's economic and all-round strength is really not a developed country, and it can barely belong to the excessive edge between developing and developed countries. Turkey has advantages and disadvantages.

What is the education in Turkey? Disaster? Private education in this country is very expensive, which is more expensive than that in the United States, Australia and Britain. In Istanbul, a bustling metropolis in Turkey, these private schools spend nearly 40,000 US dollars (equivalent to about 280,000 yuan) every year.

Life in Turkey is not stressful. People who work in Turkey can basically achieve the goal of buying a house as long as they have a fixed job and a stable salary. Working in Turkey is great on the whole.

But Turkish bosses really like to squeeze their employees, especially foreign employees. There are many black people in Istanbul. They all look good. They don't beg. They wash cars and sell watches. They often help foreigners.

Public hospitals in Turkey treat patients very quickly, unlike some European countries, which are slow to see a doctor and make appointments long in advance. Doctors in Turkey are well paid, and with the increase of the number of private hospitals in Turkey, the competition among them is more intense.

The service of private hospitals in Turkey will be better, and the price will be relatively cheaper and more affordable. Many foreigners living in Turkey will choose local private hospitals first. Barbers in Turkey are a group of interesting people.

Barbers need to cut their customers' hair for 30-40 minutes, and the charge for a haircut is about 30 lira (about 25 yuan RMB). They think that if you cut it too fast, customers will think it's not worth it. So they will deliberately slow down the speed of hair cutting.

Turks like foreigners and respect the cultures of other nationalities. Turks are very hospitable, and they are proud of it. But this enthusiasm only applies to guests. A native of Turkey. Traditional tribes? Mentality.

Turks are very demanding of people of their own race. If a Turk does something that looks different from the local people around him, or goes beyond the norm in any way, then he will be tried.

Turks like to mind their own business. This habit is sometimes a symbol of friendship and can ensure the safety of foreigners. For example, if a thief touches a foreigner's car, the old Turkish lady across the street will yell at the car thief. If someone knocks on a foreigner's door, the neighbor will call the foreigner.

Turkish police are not as arrogant as American police. If a Turkish policeman tries to search a mother with a child, the Turkish people will intervene and stop the policeman's behavior. If there is a fight in Turkey, don't expect the local police to intervene quickly.

Turkish women aged 20-30 will show off their charm to men. They all like to dress themselves up as they want, and they are good at flirting with men. Girls in Turkey like to play jokes on men. They always say that they are still big girls of yellow flowers.

Turkey is rich in culture, and the historical sites in western Turkey, dominated by Greek civilization, are well preserved. This is not the case in eastern Turkey. Turkey is the birthplace of the Euphrates River and is rich in culture. But not many have survived. As long as people pay taxes in Turkey, they will live comfortably. The food in Turkey is great and affordable. Turks like to complain about everything.

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