Is Turkey a developed country? What is the living standard of the people?

Many friends who are watching Turkish immigrants are still hesitant to decide because they don't know much about local life in Turkey. So, what is the local life in Turkey like?

1. Like tea.

As we all know, tea originated in China, and then gradually spread to all parts of the world. But when it comes to the love of tea, Turkey is no less than China. Turks drink two cups of black tea before and after breakfast and lunch. No matter in the city or the countryside, there is basically tea in any place where people rest. Turkish tea consumption is much higher than some tea-drinking countries such as China and Japan. The per capita consumption of tea is 3.2 kilograms a year. If you love tea, you can experience the local tea culture in Turkey.

2. Gourmet Kingdom

Turkey is located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, and its geographical position is extremely special. Many trade caravans will stay here, which greatly enriches the local food culture. Turkey's climate types have changed greatly, and there are rich varieties of crops. Generally speaking, Turkey has long summers, high temperatures and little rainfall. Winter is cold, cold current brings snowfall and cold rain, orchards, wheat fields and reservoirs have plenty of rain, vineyards and people who go to the seaside have plenty of sunshine. Therefore, Turkey is one of the important producing areas of raisins, fruits and vegetables in the world.

3. Believe in Islam

Most Turks believe in Islam. In addition to not eating pork and pork products, Turkey does not force women to wear headscarves in clothing. Occasionally, I saw some headscarves on the streets of Turkey, mostly elderly women. Most Turkish men like bloomers or tights. Of course, the most important thing for them is to grow a beard.

4. Rich educational resources

Turkey implements the European system in politics, economy and culture, and also implements the British and American education system in education. There are many high-quality international schools in Turkey, such as British International School, MEF International School and Istanbul International School. Rich educational resources and perfect school facilities.

5. The medical level is developed

Turkey has a very advanced medical environment and health level, and its medical level ranks among the top ten in the world. Turkey implements universal health insurance. As long as you hold Turkish nationality and pay medical insurance according to regulations, treatment in public hospitals can be almost free.