There are various customs. People often refer to the differences in behavioral norms caused by different natural conditions as "wind" and the differences in behavioral rules caused by social and cultural differences as "customs". The so-called "different winds in ten miles, different customs in a hundred miles" appropriately reflects the characteristics of different customs in various places. Custom is a social tradition, and some popular fashions, customs and changes with time will also change with the changes of historical conditions. That's what the so-called "changing customs" means.
Cambodian girl: Cambodia believes that only by learning to smoke can we appreciate the bitterness and bitterness of life. Therefore, Cambodian girls must learn to smoke before they get married. If girls can't smoke, they will be considered unattractive.
Russian wedding: throwing glasses in public, first toasting with a pair of glasses tied together with red ribbons, then throwing glasses in public and kissing deeply. Breaking a glass symbolizes that if someone repents, he will be broken like a cup.
Ice marriage in northern Europe: In the ice church in Sweden, people come to hold weddings in an endless stream. Newcomers who come to the ice church to attend the wedding don't wear wedding dresses, but wear fur and thick hats. It is very special to hold a wedding in the ice church. Pure ice and snow represent their pure love. In order not to let the heat source melt the ice, the church didn't light the candles on time.
I played hide-and-seek for several months before marriage in Tanzania-on the eve of the wedding, the bride's parents sang and danced and beat the bride to the groom's village, but instead of going directly to the groom's house, they went to a hidden place in the village to hide the bride. Make sure that the bride is hiding, and the person who sent the bride will go to the groom's house to inform him to look for it. Individual "unlucky" grooms often cannot find a bride for a long time, and the wedding is delayed again and again, sometimes for months.
Brazilians: When getting married and having children, citizens should plant 10 trees when they get married, 25 trees when they get divorced, and more trees when they get married.
Marriage customs of other nationalities
Young Bo 'ou men in Myanmar courted girls individually or collectively. In the evening, boys come to girls' homes in groups of three or five, or go directly to girls' homes and make love to girls while playing musical instruments. At this time, the girl took out the betel nut to entertain the young man, and the young man also gave the betel nut to the girl with him. If a girl accepts a young man, other young men will take the initiative to leave and will never disturb their relationship again.
If an Indian Heine falls in love with a girl, he will take a bag of tobacco to his girl's home. After chatting with her for a while, he gave her tobacco and did housework by himself, while the girl sat quietly, observed her performance, wrapped silk thread on her homemade cigarette and decided whether to agree or not according to her performance. Blue means love at first sight, white means wait and see, and red means rejection. If a girl's hair is wrapped around a cigarette, it means she is willing to commit herself. If the man wants to know whether the girl agrees to the marriage, he just needs to look at the color of the twine.
Indians in Surinam, north of South America, used cigars as a medium to propose marriage. If a young man falls in love with a girl, he will tell his parents to choose an auspicious day, go to the woman's house in person, and present the carefully made cigars to her house to show the sincerity of the man's proposal. If the woman's father readily accepts it, the marriage will be successful.
Han wedding: 1. My daughter is crying to get married. 2. Go out and change shoes. 3. Walk in front of the cabinet (indicating premature delivery). Put some rice in the cupboard. 5. Don't fry the melon seeds and peanuts for marriage (avoid it, otherwise the couple will easily quarrel).
Engagement in the 1970s and 1980s: "Three turns and one ring &; Forty-eight legs ":watches, sewing machines, bicycles, radios, wardrobes, cupboards, tables, benches and so on." "
Engagement products in the 1990s: "three golds and one cigarette", gold earrings, gold rings, gold necklaces and motorcycles.
2 1 century engagement: cars and room tickets are collectively called "three sons".
2. Geography in interesting national festivals
Spring Festival:
1. Throw away the old cloth and make a new one (cleaning and hygiene).
2. Eat New Year's Eve (the whole family gets together to eat meat in chunks and drink in a big bowl, which is more than enough every year)
3. Stay old (say goodbye to the old and welcome the new, to avoid sleeping nightmares)
4. Set off firecrackers (drive away Nian beast)
5. Post Spring Festival couplets (from the first day to the third day, which began in the Song Dynasty and flourished in the Ming Dynasty)
6. Gatekeeper (Shen Tu and Lei Yu are brothers guarding ghosts and gods on Dushuo Mountain. They reviewed the behavior of human ghosts under a big peach tree, catching evil spirits and feeding them to tigers, instead of Weichi Gong in the Tang Dynasty.
7. New Year's money (New Year's money is as precious as precious, and the younger generation can spend a year safely with it)
8. Dragon and lion dances (sacred and powerful animals)
9. Happy New Year
10. Worship Buddha or catch a temple fair.
February 2 nd: There is a folk proverb that says, "On February 2 nd, the dragon looks up and the big warehouse is full of small warehouses." China has a monsoon climate with frequent floods and droughts. It is believed that the "Dragon King" is the god in charge of wind and rain, and many people build the "Dragon King Temple", which is one of the 24 solar terms around the second day of the second lunar month.
It is said that the hibernating dragon was awakened by the rumbling spring thunder on this day and stood up. Therefore, the ancients called the second day of the second lunar month the Spring Dragon Festival, also known as the Dragon Walking Festival. Therefore, on this day, people go to the river to worship the dragon god and pray for good weather.
March 3rd: According to legend, March 3rd is the birthday of the Yellow Emperor, which was called Shangsi Festival in ancient times. On the third day of March, in addition to offering sacrifices, Han people also developed folk activities such as playing by the river, meeting men and women, and enjoying flowers.
It is also called Valentine's Day and Daughter's Day in China. Du Fu has a poem that can prove this point: "On the third day of March, when the weather is fresh, many beautiful women take a walk in Chang 'an seaside."
Tomb-Sweeping Day: Around April 6th in Gregorian calendar, it is said that the day before Tomb-Sweeping Day was the ancient "Cold Food Festival". According to legend, Jin Wengong (Prince Zhong Er), one of the five tyrants in the Spring and Autumn Period, was exiled in a foreign country that year, and only courtiers and mesons pushed him to follow him to death, so as to "cut stocks to satisfy his hunger" for Prince Zhong Er. Later, Prince Zhong Er ascended the throne again, but meson pushed his mother to live in seclusion in the mountains. Jin Wengong pushed meson down the mountain to seek official position, and released Yamakaji. Meson finally released him.
He ordered that the folk fireworks should not be set off on the day before Tomb-Sweeping Day every year, so this day is called "Cold Food Festival", and today it has become an important festival to commemorate the death of relatives.
May 5th: May 5th is the Dragon Boat Festival, where dragon boat races are held, Aipu is planted, Qu Yuan is sacrificed and blessings are prayed.
June 6: 1. Mother's Day II. Worm king day "drying clothes and reading books" to prevent insects from eating.
July 7th: The seventh day of Tanabata is the legendary day when the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl crossed the Tianhe River from Queqiao. Because the weaver girl is ingenious, the people "please" the weaver girl. ①: The custom is that a needle passes through seven threads in a row, and the winner thinks he is smart. ②: Listening to the whisper of "Cowherd and Weaver Girl" under the pumpkin vine, the listener will have a happy marriage.
July 15: Mid-Autumn Festival is also called Ghost Festival.
Mid-Autumn Festival: August 15 "I miss my family more during the festival. There is also a saying that "the moon is particularly bright on the Mid-Autumn Festival".
Double Ninth Festival: On September 9th, the "Climbing Festival" and "Chrysanthemum Festival" have activities such as climbing to enjoy chrysanthemums and inserting dogwoods.
3. One country's geography (one map, one sentence, one minute zero contact with the customs of all countries and regions in the world) is enough.
Asia:
Only in China did I know that only one child was good, and only in Japan did I know that it was polite to refuse to admit the war of aggression against China.
Only in Korea did I know that Asian football almost drove God crazy. Only in Thailand did I know that when I met a beautiful woman, I didn't panic or hug.
I didn't know that people had to make way for cows until I arrived in India. I didn't know that there was water all around and I had to ask others (lack of fresh water).
Only in Afghanistan do you know that you can't sue for injustice, and only in Iraq do you know that pollution will kill you (oil pollution)
Only in the Middle East did I realize that it is unclear whether human life or national dignity is important (the situation is too chaotic and the war is still going on)
I didn't know what a proud man I was until I came to Arabia. I didn't know that bagged rat meat was delicious until I arrived in Australia.
I didn't know why China people couldn't sleep until I arrived in Indonesia (1998 Indonesian Chinese exclusion incident).
I didn't know until I arrived in Afghanistan that I couldn't sue for injustice (the government changed several times and the country name changed several times)
Europe:
I didn't know there was another set of stereotypes until I arrived in Germany (Germans are disciplined, well-behaved and established).
I didn't know until I arrived in Austria that even beggars can play minor (Vienna Music City)
Only in Spain (Spanish matador) did I know that I could still laugh when I was arched into the sky by a cow.
I didn't know why Newton later believed in Christianity until England.
Only in Switzerland did I know that opening a bank account without $65,438+10,000 would be ridiculed (per capita wealth reached 64,8241dollar).
When I arrived in Denmark, I learned that writing fairy tales can be done without drafting (fairy tale master: Andersen)
I didn't know until Greece that those fascinating places were actually dilapidated temples (the Parthenon in Athens is a world-famous ancient wonder)
I didn't know that the sun would sleep late until Scandinavia (at high latitudes, there are even extreme days and nights)
I didn't know until I arrived in Russia that there would still be people who didn't have enough to eat on such a large piece of land.
Only when I arrived at the Vatican did I know that a shot from anywhere in its territory could hit a bird in Rome.
(Vatican area is only 0.44 square kilometers = five times the area of Feng Ming Middle School = Tiananmen Square)
United States:
I didn't know until I arrived in the United States that no matter who you shouted, you would get shot (the proliferation of folk guns)
I didn't know until I got to Canada that a place bigger than China has a smaller population than Peking.
I didn't know there were n flavors of snow bags until I arrived in Cuba.
I didn't know why Zorro didn't come out until I got to Mexico.
When I arrived in Brazil, I realized that I would wear very few clothes and I would not feel ashamed.
Only in Panama did I know that a river can also represent the importance of sovereignty.
When I arrived in Argentina, I realized that not knowing football would make people faint.
I didn't know until Chile that in China (the country with the narrowest territory), it is difficult for the train to turn a corner.
Africa:
I didn't know that a tower can have so many mysteries until I arrived in Egypt.
I didn't know the importance of saving water until I arrived in Sahara.
I didn't know I could be kissed by AIDS until I arrived in South Africa.
Only in many African countries did I realize that cannibalism is actually sometimes a necessity (primitive tribes and primitive religions)
4. Interesting landscape geography on RMB (current geography 4: scenic spots on the back of RMB)
1 yuan → West Lake
5 yuan → Mount Tai
10 yuan → Kuimen
20 yuan → Guilin landscape
50 yuan → Potala Palace
100 Yuan → Great Hall of the People
5. Interesting historical geography (historical geography: interpretation of historical place names in China)
Origin of province abbreviation: Shanxi-Jin (Jin State, the name of the Zhou Dynasty vassal state, with its capital in Yicheng, Shanxi)
Shaanxi and Qin dynasties (ancient xianyang includes Xi 'an and Xianyang today)
Shandong-Shandong (south of Shandong and north of Mount Tai) Sichuan-Shu (county name, country name)
Gansu-Gansu (mountain name, including now Liupanshan and Guanshan) Guizhou-Guizhou (mountain name, or Guishan)
Anhui-Anhui (mountain name, now Tianzhu Mountain, Qianshan County, Anhui Province) Liaoning-Liao (river name)
Heilongjiang-Hei (Ming Jiang) Jilin-Ji (Manchu: Songhua River)
Jiangxi-Jiangxi (named after the river, which means the confluence of tribute and water in Zhangjiang River) Yunnan-Yunnan (Dianchi Lake is also called Kunming Lake)
Hunan-Hunan (name of the river) Zhejiang-Zhejiang (meaning Qiantang River twists and turns in China)
Fujian-Fujian (river name, snake as totem) Qinghai-Qing (lake name, because of its size, it was considered as the West Sea in ancient times)
Beijing-Beijing (Ji Cheng) Tianjin-Tianjin (ferry port day = one+Dabei first port)
Chongqing-Chongqing (country name, meaning crossing mountains and crossing waters) Shanghai-Shanghai (Shencheng, the gateway to the Yangtze River)
Henan-Henan (the name of Kyushu) Hubei-Hubei (now Hubei Ezhou was once the capital of Chu)
Jiangsu-Jiangsu (Suzhou was once the governor's residence in Qing Dynasty) Tibet-Tibet (ethnic naming)
Xinjiang-New (called the Western Regions in ancient times, unified in Qing Dynasty, meaning expanding territory)
Ningxia-Ning (Xixia means peace) Inner Mongolia-Inner Mongolia (to distinguish it from outer Mongolia)
Hainan-Qiong (Qiongzhou in ancient times) Guangxi-Guangxi (rich in osmanthus trees, Guilin is forested with osmanthus trees)
Guangdong-Guangdong (Tongyue, an ancient southern minority) Hong Kong-Hong Kong (spices are widely planted in international ports).
Taiwan Province Province-Taiwan Province (contour like Taiwan Province, near the bay)
General knowledge of paleogeography: Central Plains-present Henan area is an important reference point for dividing regions.
Huaizuo-the area east of Huaihe River (the ancient map positioning is completely opposite to the present north and south)
Rivers-Rivers refer to the Yangtze River (the great rivers in the south are named after rivers) and rivers refer to the Yellow River (the great rivers in the north are named after rivers).
Yin and yang-the south of the mountain is the north of the water, and the south of the mountain is the north of the water (Huaiyin Luoyang Hengyang Huayin Jiangyin)
Nanshan-Zhong Nanshan belongs to a section of the Qinling Mountains, where swords and guns are put into storage and horses are put in Nanshan.
Take Xiguan-Shanxi businessmen go to the west (Inner Mongolia) of Shahukou (the pass of the ancient Great Wall) to do business.
Crossing Guandong-crossing Shanhaiguan to make a living in Northeast China.
Lower Nanyang-population migration to Southeast Asia (from the coastal area south of Jiangsu, so it is called "Nanyang")
Liaoxi: west of Liaohe River, Guanzhong: west of Hanguguan is today's Weihe Plain.
Longxi: West of Longshan (including Liupanshan and Guanshan today).
Western Regions (Northern Xinjiang): Tubo in Xinjiang today: Qinghai in Tibet today. Xixia: Ningxia region
Persian Empire: Originated in the Iranian Plateau, it once spread all over Iran, Iraq and Kuwait to the west bank of the Caspian Sea.
Loulan Ancient Country (Southern Xinjiang): The ancient civilization in the Western Regions once flourished, but then declined due to the diversion of Tarim River and the disappearance of Lop Nur.
Xiongnu: a nomadic minority on the Mongolian grassland, collectively known as good riders and shooters.
Anxi: Now Liangzhou, Gansu, was once an important town of the Silk Road.
Hedong: East of the Yellow River, now Hexi in Shanxi: now Ningxia in Gansu.
Wuyue: Mount Tai (Tai 'an County, south of Jinan) ▲ Yuhuangding 1545 Hengshan (Hengyang, Hunan Province) ▲ Zhurongfeng 1290 meters.
Huashan Mountain (Huayin County, Shaanxi Province) ▲ 2604 Hengshan Mountain (Datong, Shanxi Province) ▲ Xuanwu Peak 2017m.
Songshan (Dengfeng, east of Zhengzhou) ▲ Ji Junfeng1491.7m.
Five Lakes: Qinghai Lake, Poyang Lake, Dongting Lake (Yunmengze), Taihu Lake and Hongze Lake.
Four Seas: Bohai Sea, Yellow Sea, East China Sea and South China Sea.
Sixian Mountain: Kunlun, Yingzhou, Penglai and abbot.
Four famous Buddhist mountains: Putuo Mountain in Zhoushan, Zhejiang (Guanyin-saving the suffering), Wutai Mountain in Shanxi (Manjusri-Zhidu people), Jiuhua Mountain in Anhui (Tibet-saving all beings in hell) and Emei Mountain in Sichuan (Pu Xian-often incarnating as an ordinary man to do good).
Four famous Taoist mountains: Longhu Mountain in Yingtan, Jiangxi, Wudang Mountain in Shiyan, Hubei, Yun Qi in Xiuning, Anhui and Qingcheng Mountain in Sichuan.
Four famous stones: Lingbi Stone (Lingbi County, Anhui Province) marble Kunshan Stone Taihu Stone.
Four famous buildings: Yellow Crane Tower (Wuhan), Yueyang Tower (Hunan), Tengwangge (Nanchang) and Stork Tower (Shanxi).
Four ancient cities: Lijiang in Yunnan, Fenghuang in Hunan, Langzhong in Sichuan and Pingyao in Shanxi.
Silk Road: (Northern Line) Chang 'an-Lanzhou-Dunhuang (Yumenguan)-Hami-Urumqi-Central Asia-Mediterranean coast.
(South Xinjiang Line) Chang 'an-Lanzhou-Dunhuang (Yangguan)-Loulan Ancient City-South Tianshan-Turpan-Korla-Kashi
Maritime Silk Road: Southeast Coast (Guangzhou and Quanzhou)-Southeast Asia-Malay Peninsula-Mediterranean Coast (Song Dynasty)
Route of the Great Wall: (existing Ming Great Wall 885 1.8km)
Danjiangkou (Yalu River)-Shanhaiguan-Yanshan-Zhangjiakou-Loess Plateau-Liupanshan-Qilian Mountain-Jiayuguan
Tierra del Fuego: It is related to the ground fire on the island (there are coal mines underground, which release a lot of energy after reaching the burning conditions, making the surface temperature extremely high and forming a life forbidden zone).
Changbai Mountain: The latitude is high, the altitude is high, and the top of the mountain is covered with snow all year round.
Yunnan: It is located in the south of Yunling (Hengduan Mountain, the main peak of Yulong Snow Mountain), which means going straight into the sky, also known as the south of colorful clouds.
Weak water: The ancients thought it was because the water was too weak to carry a boat, so they called such a river weak water. (Originating in Qilian Mountain and flowing through Hexi Corridor, as for Inner Mongolia)
Hongkong: Ceng Guang's spices are an important port for transporting spices.
Four famous embroideries: Shu Embroidery (Sichuan Basin), Yue Embroidery (Pearl River Delta), Su Embroidery (Taihu Plain) and Xiang Embroidery.
Pacific police-plums in the Arctic Ocean are very shabby.
The Qiantang River ebbs and flows, looking forward to the bright moon on New Year's Eve-wishful thinking.
Kyushu: According to legend, after Dayu controlled the water, Kyushu was divided according to the climate, hydrology, mountains and rivers and orientation of the whole country.
Yu = Yu (Tongyu) Because it is said that Kyushu was designated by Dayu, and in the Xia Dynasty, the climate should be warmer than it is now, otherwise how could there be elephants in the Central Plains era?
Ji: It is interpreted as "Ji, the northern country is also different from the north". Jizhou is the center of ancient civilization, so it is regarded as the first of Kyushu.
Yangzhou: Its real name is "Yangzhou", which was later changed by later generations. The original intention of chasing it should be more "green willows". For example, "Fireworks in Yangzhou in March", in which "Fireworks" refers to catkins flying all over the sky.
Jingzhou: It is named after the majestic Jingshan Mountain in Hubei Province.
Qingzhou: According to Yu Gong, there is only Qingzhou in Haidai. The sea is the Bohai Sea, and Dai is Mount Tai. Young people generally adopt the color of the sea.
Yongzhou: Erya called Hexi Yongzhou.
Yanzhou (yǐ n) is known as "the thoroughfare of nine provinces and the throat of Qilu" and has an important strategic position. Since ancient times, it has been "a battleground for military strategists and a port where merchants gather". "Jiao" written by Yan Shuigu. The word "Yan" in Yanzhou comes from Yanshui. Yanshui, also known as Jishui, originated in Wuwangshan, Jiyuan City, Henan Province.
Youzhou: the northern and northeastern parts of Hebei Province today. "Quiet" comes from the mountain, which means quiet.
Xuzhou: Xuzhou was called Pengcheng in ancient times. Xuzhou has a history of more than 2,600 years and is the earliest city in Jiangsu. Being located in the transitional zone between north and south means that the climate and hydrology change slowly.
6. Interesting provincial geography (inspiring regional and cultural differences in China provinces)
18 Yunnan monster
The first monster: selling eggs in strings (Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau is rugged)
The second monster: take off the hat as the pot cover (the pot cover is very similar to the hat, both made of bamboo)
The third monster: three mosquitoes and one dish (Xishuangbanna and other places have a tropical monsoon climate, with many mosquitoes and big heads)
The fourth monster: the old lady climbs the mountain faster than the monkey (the result of exercising since childhood)
The fifth monster: the car is faster than the train (the railway in Yunnan has a big slope and many bends, and the train is very slow)
The sixth monster: carrying a doll to fall in love.
The seventh monster: the doll goes out with the man.
The eighth monster: clothes are worn in the same season (located in the plateau with large temperature difference between day and night)
The ninth monster: monks can fall in love.
The tenth monster: it rains here and basks in the sun there (the precipitation in Yunnan-Guizhou area is mountainous)
The eleventh monster: the rope is faster than the boat (Nujiang Gorge). A rope is pulled between two mountains, and people are hanging on the rope and sneaking around. This is probably the most primitive "bridge". Go straight at two o'clock and one line. What's the speed of the ship?
The twelfth monster: crossing the bridge rice noodles is loved by everyone
The thirteenth strange: flowers bloom unbeaten in four seasons
The fourteenth monster: the stone grows over the sky (karst landform in Shilin, Yunnan)
The fifteenth strange: traveling abroad in Xinmatai (geographically bordering Southeast Asia)
Strange 16: a small lake is called the sea (such as Erhai Lake).
The seventeenth monster: don't talk about songs instead (ethnic minorities use songs to express their feelings)
The 18th Monster: The Aerial Roof of Dai Bamboo House (Xishuangbanna)
Eight eccentrics in Xinjiang: (A geographical interpretation of the eight eccentrics in Shaanxi. )
The first monster: the monster appeared in the mysterious lake. Refers to the mysterious Kanas Lake area, where there are lake monsters.
The second strange: men like to wear flowered hats. Uighur men like to wear an embroidered hat symbolizing peace, expectation and life.
The third monster: Camels run faster than cars. Camels are the best means of transportation in Xinjiang desert.
The fourth strange: the temperature difference between day and night in Xinjiang is large in spring, summer, autumn and winter. "Wear cotton-padded clothes early, yarn at noon, and eat watermelon around the stove."
The fifth strange: falling in love under the whip "chasing girls" is an instant sports game for Kazakh young people and a special way for young men and women to express their love for each other.
The sixth monster: the wind blows stones and hits the head. Located in the 30-mile wind area of Xiaocaohu at the tuyere, the maximum wind force can reach 12.
The seventh strange: Karez is an underground irrigation project invented by the Han Dynasty according to the geographical conditions of Xinjiang two thousand years ago. It's very magnificent.
The eighth monster: ghosts cry and wolves howl. Every night arrival, at 1 10 km northeast of Karamay, the wind roared, sand and stones flew, and the strange and harsh voice was very scary. Called "ghost town" by local people.
Seven. Another name for interesting national and regional geography.
Lhasa-Sunshine City Wuhan-Jiangcheng Shanghai-Shencheng Changsha-Xingcheng Chengdu-Rongcheng
Kunming-Spring City Guangzhou-Flower City Jinan-Spring City Chongqing-Mountain City Harbin-Ice City
Xinjiang-Dianchi Lake, Hometown of Melons and Fruits-Nanjing, Pearl of Plateau-Suzhou, Stone Town-Venice of the East.
Jinchang-Mohe, Nickel Capital-Taiwan Province Province, the city that never sleeps-Yan 'an, the fragrant island in the East-the holy land of revolution.
Baotou-Grassland Steel City Fushun-Coal Capital Memorial Day-Petroleum City Shiyan-Automobile City
Jingdezhen-Porcelain Capital Qiqihar-he cheng (Red-crowned Crane) Bengbu-Zhucheng Panzhihua-Gangcheng
Paris-London, the capital of art-Yangon, the capital of fog-Xichang, the city of Buddha's light-Xiao Chun.
Gejiu-Xidu Hohhot-Qingcheng Lima-Vienna without an umbrella-the city of music.
Venice-Watertown Seattle-emerald city San Francisco-Silicon Valley Pittsburgh-Coal City Steel Capital
Hawaii-Pearl Rainy City in the Pacific Ocean-University Town in Chilappenzi, India-Oxford, England.
Football City-Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Singapore-Lion City, Wellington (Chicago)-Windy City
Chicago-Steel City Thunder City-Bogor Munich, Indonesia-Beer Capital Bern-World Capital.
Country of Thousand Islands-Country of Maple Leaves in Indonesia-Country of Wanta in Canada-Myanmar
Oil country-Kuwait's country of ice and fire-Iceland's country of sheep-New Zealand's country of ostriches-Kenya.
Volcano country-Indonesia cherry blossom country-Japan Expo Garden country-Singapore rubber country-Malaysia
Coffee country-Brazil rubber (tin) country-Malaysia desert country-Saudi Arabia.
Cactus country-Mexican clock country-Swiss flower country-Dutch cherry blossom country-Japanese Huang Jinguo-South African ice fire country-Icelandic halal country-Pakistani thousand lakes country-Finland
Equatorial Country-Ecuadorian Peony Country-China Huang Jinguo-South African Butterfly Country-Panama.
Mountain country-Nepal World Meat Bank (the hometown of tango)-Argentina World Park-Switzerland
Phosphate country-Moroccan city-state-Vatican country riding on sheep's back-Australia.
Watch kingdom-European pastures and food warehouses in Sweden-temperate maritime climate in Denmark
Lop Nur-Forbidden Area Qinghai-Tibet Plateau-Roof of the World-China Water Tower
Chaidamu Basin-China cornucopia Nile Basin-Green Corridor Sichuan Basin-Purple Basin
The backbone of South America-Kilimanjaro in the Andes-Xuefeng in the equator-Roof of Africa-Ethiopian Plateau
European Dragon-Volga River in Alps-Mother Volga River
Malacca Strait-"Oriental Crossroads" (Southeast Asian countries, Western Europe, Oceania)
German-European "crossroads" (connecting the east and west of Europe and the north and south hubs, Frankfurt has the second largest airport in Europe and developed railway transportation)