Have you ever been to Sweden? Please tell me about real life there.

1. Language

Sweden speaks Swedish, but 99% of people can speak English, and there is basically no accent, which is relatively pure. Print media (newspapers, TV, radio, books, price tags), etc. are all in Swedish, but some are similar to English, and the language difference is not big.

2. Public Security

The security environment in Sweden is very good. You can often see a young girl running alone in the suburbs after 10 pm, but you rarely see the police. Despite the economic crisis, Sweden's unique social security system ensures basic life and maintains social stability.

However, in recent years, due to the continuous increase in immigration, crimes such as theft have continued to increase, especially theft against Chinese people (because Chinese people like to carry cash), mainly some Middle Eastern immigrants.

3. Intercourse

In Sweden, there are no favoritism, no following the crowd, everything comes and goes lightly. There is no corruption, no green light, everything is based on principles and rules, and there is a lot less human touch and a lot less hypocrisy.

4. Social system

The Swedish social system is called the Scandinavian system. Not only Sweden, but also the three Nordic countries have such a system (Denmark, Norway, Sweden).

The characteristics of this social system are high taxes, high welfare, and low wealth gap.

5. Life

The social welfare benefits are good and the pace of life is slow, which is very suitable for life. There are fika times here in Sweden twice a day.

Fika is equivalent to an afternoon tea time in the UK or a morning tea at a Hong Kong tea restaurant. In Swedish, Fika originally refers to the two breaks a day in the office, but now it has become a national leisure activity.

Everyone gets together to drink coffee and chat, and get off work on time at five o'clock every day. Overtime is very frowned upon here. And the environment is very good, there are trees everywhere.

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