Do you know Bulgaria? What kind of country is Bulgaria?

When talking about Bulgaria, the first thing many people think of is the Bulgarian Demon King. It must be said that it is indeed because of him that Bulgaria is known to many people. However, this country located in the Balkan Peninsula of Europe is the second country in the world to recognize the New China. It is also an ancient, wise, friendly and humble country.

Bulgaria

1. Eating habits. Talking about the eating habits of Bulgarians, they don’t like to eat rice very much. Generally, rice is just a seasoning food. Like our northwest region, their staple food is mainly noodles, and bread and scones are indispensable staple foods of the day. Bulgarians take lunch seriously. Breakfast and dinner are very simple, but these two meals must include soup. Like us northerners, we like spicy dishes, drink kefir for breakfast, and drink black tea for dinner. Bulgarians generally eat mainly Western food, and they also have a strong interest in Chinese food.

2. Cultural thoughts. Some people say that Bulgarians are very open-minded and even regard women as "commodities" for sale. Of course, don't get it wrong. Selling women is different from the traditional selling of women. It is just a marriage system. However, in the eyes of Bulgarian women, if you want to become valuable, purity is indispensable, and one of the auxiliary factors is to look good. It is reported that if the person being inspected is impure, his future marriage may be affected to a certain extent. Here, you can interpret it as a yearning for holiness, or as a warning to people to pay attention to women's ways.

3. Famous specialties. Bulgaria is the most famous rose producing area in the world, the most famous of which are pale pink and pink roses. Moreover, as the world's largest rose producing area, Bulgaria's rose planting is mainly concentrated in the "Rose Valley" centered on Kazanlik, with an annual output of 1,200 kilograms of rose oil, ranking first in the world. Bulgaria is also the hometown of yogurt. It is said that the milk, yogurt and various exquisite yogurt products there have the effect of prolonging life.

4. Medical insurance. Let’s talk about Bulgaria’s medical insurance. It is said that Bulgaria’s medical insurance costs about 60 euros per year. And in Bulgaria, if you are hospitalized for surgery, the medical expenses are free of charge. Of course, you need to pay a bed fee of about two euros a day. If the mother of a family pays medical insurance, her minor children can also enjoy free medical care and free vaccinations. In addition, most chronic disease drugs are provided by hospitals for free. For example, patients with diabetes receive insulin for free.

5. Market economy. Bulgaria implements a free market economy and is a member of many international organizations such as the European Union, the World Trade Organization, the OSCE and the Black Sea Economic Cooperation. Bulgaria is often cited as one of the most dynamic markets in the Balkans. As the country vigorously carries out infrastructure construction, relaxes business regulations, and occupies a superior geographical location leading to markets in the European Union, the Mediterranean region, and West Asia, core industries are developing rapidly.

6. Special holidays. There is a festival in Bulgaria called "Tolerance Day". The special feature of this festival is to eliminate people's suspicion, jealousy and viciousness. On that day, people will seek forgiveness from others to eliminate unintentional offenses to others. The ceremony is very simple. The young people visit the elders and say simple greetings, and then politely seek forgiveness, usually saying: Please forgive me for my mistakes. Then the elder also replied: I forgive you, and please forgive me! In this way, you can laugh away your grudges and strive for mutual understanding and tolerance.

7. Tertiary industry. Bulgaria has 600 hot springs, ranking second in the world only in terms of number, after Iceland. It is worth mentioning that more than 80% of hot springs have water temperatures between 20 and 100 degrees Celsius. It can be said that Bulgaria has huge development potential in health spa and beauty.

Finally, Bulgaria is a small country, but like our country, it has many beautiful scenery, delicious food, and hard-working and humble people. It is worth mentioning that they are very open-minded and their love for their own culture does not affect their welcome to foreign countries. This can be seen from their "Forgiveness Day".