Bulgaria is a country with high national happiness. Is it suitable for living in peacetime?

Bulgaria is located in the southeast of the Balkan Peninsula in Europe. It borders Romania in the north, Turkey and Greece in the southeast, Serbia in the northwest, northern Macedonia in the southwest and the Black Sea in the east. Total area111001.9 square kilometers, with a coastline of 378 kilometers. The Danube is the border river between Bulgaria and Romania.

Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, is the national political, metallurgical, economic development, cultural and artistic center, located in the central and western Bulgaria, in the south of Sofia mountain basin. It is the largest city in China, spanning the Iskell River and its main tributaries, with a total area of 167 square kilometers and a population of1325,000 (20 17). Formerly known as "Seldika". Sofia is also a tourist attraction and a world-famous food capital.

Bulgaria is an important exporter of rose oil, accounting for 40% of the global output. Rose oil is a key raw material for producing high-end perfume. 1KG rose oil international market price of 5000-6000 dollars. According to incomplete statistics, only 4000KG of roses can purify 1KG of rose essential oil. The best rose origin in the world is Kazanlek, the rose valley in Bulgaria. The secret of unilateral essential oil industry is: he who gets fresh cut flowers wins the world. So rose oil is called "liquid gold".

Immigrants invest in Bulgaria Before and after joining the European Union, Bulgaria was a country that sold in style, especially attracting immigrants from Britain and Ireland. At that time, in the environment of actively promoting national welfare (especially the cheap real estate price), many people stopped dreaming, perhaps because his ideal had no realistic foundation from the beginning.

It is likely that people who adopt other deeper ways of thinking transfer spend a lot of time getting to know their Bulgaria before the transition, but this is undoubtedly one of the top ten tourist attractions, but they have not always defected to cooking. The advantage of having these two different forces is that as foreigners in Bulgaria, their daily life is positive and negative.

If you are interested in moving to China, where the burden is relatively heavy, the tourism economy of this country has been relatively stable since winter and summer, and there are already other foreigners living there, but the foreigners in this country are not saturated yet, so Bulgaria may need to consider it. However, the conversation is back, maybe not. If you start a new life overseas, you will be lost forever. However, Bulgaria's enthusiasm and negativity tend to offset each other.

So what do you think of this? Welcome to express your views and ideas!