Malta is one of the countries with extremely low incidence rate, which is classified as 1 by the American Overseas Security Advisory Committee, and it is one of the safest countries in the European Union. Stable income, high employment opportunities and relatively stable civil affairs bureau make Malta the third safest country in the world. No matter day or night, children can be seen playing freely in the street, and neighbors will take care of each other. Maltese are famous for their friendliness and generosity. They are usually considerate and helpful. This feature is deeply rooted in Maltese culture and gives people a very warm and hospitable feeling.
Malta is a bilingual country, and English is the second official language in Malta, where basically everyone speaks English. With Britain's departure from the EU, Malta is currently one of only two EU member countries that use English as a language. For those who want to immigrate to Malta, they don't need to take all the language tests, and they don't need any IELTS TOEFL scores. In foreign policy, Malta adheres to the standard of neutrality, maintains friendly exchanges with European countries and the world, and actively develops friendly exchanges with China. The standard of neutrality keeps Malta from being in a state of war, which confuses expatriates.
The average life expectancy of Maltese residents is the highest in the world. The important food combination in Malta is vegetables and seafood. Surrounded by the sea, seafood is an indispensable part of Malta's diet. Fresh sea water, colorful rainbows, delicious grass shrimp and squid are the important energy of the local seafood festival. Seafood has high medicinal value. Marine fish contains unsaturated fat with flagella antigen, which can reduce triglycerides and high-density lipoprotein carbohydrates and reduce cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Compared with the elderly, it is located in Malta's unique seafood+vegetables and fruits diet structure, which can effectively prevent cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Japan has one of the longest life expectancy countries in the world, with an average life expectancy of 83 years. The reason is mainly reflected in the diet. Japanese cuisine generally contains seafood, such as fish, fruits and vegetables, algae, squid and cuttlefish, which can reduce the risk of rectal cancer or myocardial infarction and thus make people live longer.
More research data show that the average healthy lifestyle index of 65-year-old people in 27 EU countries is 8.8, but Malta's healthy lifestyle index is 1 1.9, which is second only to Denmark, Switzerland and Luxembourg, and much higher than Italy, France, Spain, Britain and the Netherlands.
In the case of the First War, the natives of Malta only led the way for the Romans with traitors. In the last two wars, Malta also played an important role in Rome's victory. In order to reward Maltese, Rome gave Malta the status of "League City Gang" and regarded Malta as an ally rather than a younger brother, so that Malta did not have to pay tribute to Rome. After that, the Roman Republic evolved into a kingdom, divided into two parts. Because Maltese have spoken Greek for hundreds of years, and the Eastern Roman Empire speaks Greek, Malta belongs to the Eastern Roman Empire.