When mentioning Serbia
the first impression for our people is that of "Serbia"
What's the matter, "die-hard brothers" can really go to
But after reading these seven things about "Serbia"
I believe you will understand this The country has a new understanding
Scroll down to see which
is your favorite
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01
If you pronounce one and write one, you may write another
The official language of Serbia is Serbian
But there are two kinds of characters
Each letter of the Cyrillic alphabet and the Latin alphabet
can be accurately compared
and these two letters are connected to the Russian and English letters respectively
The versatility of the text allows many locals
to use English, Russian and other foreign languages fluently The language
is also convenient for many foreign tourists to travel to Serbia
Editor's comment: From this point of view, Serbian people are somewhat at the starting line in learning foreign languages.
02
Originally from Serbia, he settled in Rome
△Statue of Roman Emperor Constantine I
Some historians believe that
At least 17 Roman emperors were born in Serbia
including the most famous Roman Emperor Constantine I
△Serbia Monument of Constantine I in Nis
He was born in Nis, which is now the third largest city in Serbia
It is only 240 kilometers away from the capital of Serbia, Belgrade
Currently, it is the only one that can be ranked among the "birthplaces of Roman emperors"
and Serbia The only modern country that competes is Italy
△The Galerius Palace in eastern Serbia was built at the end of the Roman Empire from the end of the 3rd century to the beginning of the 4th century. It was ordered by the Roman Emperor Galerius and was included in World Culture in 2007. Heritage List.
Serbia also has many castles and ruins of ancient Roman civilization
which attract many tourists every year
Editor's comment: Σ(°△°|||)︴Who would have thought that Serbian specialty was the Roman emperor.
03
Special donkey milk cheese costs US$500 per pound
Serbia's Sasavica Nature Reserve
produces a unique "pule" cheese
Made of 60% donkey milk and 40% goat milk
The donkey milk used to produce "Pule" cheese comes from the rare Balkan donkeys
At present, there are only a few hundred Balkan donkeys used to produce cheese in the country
△The Balkan donkeys that produce "Pule" cheese
Every pound of Balkan donkeys produced "Pule" cheese consumes about 13 liters of Balkan donkey milk
The milk consumption is about 2.5 times higher than that of mozzarella cheese
It is precisely because of the above reasons
"Pule" cheese is sold for as high as 500 US dollars per catty
editor’s comment: We Chinese say, “Dragon meat is in the sky, donkey meat is on the ground.” Donkey milk cheese is really curious. In addition, some media reported that tennis star Djokovic is a fan of "Pule" cheese.
04
A small river 365 Sending you blessings by the meter
In western Serbia
there is a river with a length of 365 meters
named "Frelo River" (vrelo)
This river is currently the shortest recorded river in Europe
This river It is also directly called the "Nian River" by the locals because of its length of 365 meters
△The source waterfall of "Frelo River"
The source of "Frelo River" is an exquisite small waterfall
It flows through 365 meters. The river then merges into the Drina River
It is part of the Danube River system
There is also a restaurant at the source of the "Frero River"
It is said to feature rainbow trout dishes
Editor's comment: This is a remix of "365 Blessings of Serbia's Frelo River" Version"? It’s over, I already have that tune in my mind.
05
Forty degrees north latitude, but protected by rainforest
Although Serbia's latitude
is between 41° north latitude and 47° north latitude
it is a proper temperate zone
, but in the central and eastern part of Serbia
lies the country's only Venatowacha Rainforest
This is also one of the few rainforests in Europe.
The main vegetation of the Venatowacha Rainforest is beech.
Due to its location in the deep mountains
the landscape and natural ecology are quite well preserved.
Records show that the age of local beech trees is more than 350 years old. The height of the year
can reach 45 meters.
Editor’s comment: The official account of the Serbian National Embassy authorized by the Serbian Embassy in China was just certified last month. It turns out that there really is a rainforest! Hiking enthusiasts gather!
06
Inventor Tesla's ancestral home is Serbia
Name: Nikola TeslaOccupation: Inventor, physicist, mechanical engineer, electrical engineerAncestral home: SerbiaCommon "haunting places": Various physics textbooks The "lifelong enemy" who "love and kill each other": Thomas Edison, the king of inventionsEasy to confuse concepts: the car company brand Tesla (the founders of the brand, Elon Musk and Mark Tarpenning, commemorated Nikola... Tesla’s contribution to the field of electricity is named after its own electric car brand)
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I didn’t expect it
The legendary generation of engineering giants
Both parents are actually Serbian
Because Tesla is in science Outstanding contributions in aspects
Belgrade, the capital of Serbia,
established a Nikola Tesla Museum
△The patent certificate owned by Nikola Tesla
According to the official website of the museum,
the museum has a collection of about 1,200 special items. Tesla's manuscript
Invention prototypes, patent certificates and used items
Editor's comment: The portal of the Tesla Museum's official website is placed in the picture above. Tesla fans can first click on the picture of the museum to enter the official website. The museum also sells peripheral cultural and creative products~
07
Confucius Street! Officially certified "iron seal"!
In Belgrade, the capital of Serbia, there is a street named "Confucius Street"
This is also the only officially certified street named after Confucius in Europe
On this Confucius Street
stands a monument commemorating the friendship between China and Serbia. The bronze statue of Confucius
And at the address of "No. 1 Confucius Street"
stands a Chinese cultural center representing peace and friendship
The square where the center is located is also named "China-Serbia Friendship Square"
Editor's comment: Officially certified "Steel iron"! Long live the ironclad friendship between China and Serbia!
tips Tips
Are you excited after reading these seven exciting contents about "tie iron"? In fact, the China-Serbia Mutual Visa Exemption Agreement has been signed and has been in effect for many years. At present, many airlines, including China Airlines, have launched direct flights from many cities in China to Belgrade, Serbia. You are really only one plane ticket away from Serbia.
Or, participate in the interactive voting below and choose your favorite "Siege Railway". Traveling around will be worthy of this May Day holiday.
(CCTV News Client)
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