Is it safe to study in Holland?

Holland is a safe country with low crime rate and less street violence. There are policemen patrolling the road all day and night. The police are friendly and helpful. Their duty is to protect everyone's safety. When you need help, be sure to get in touch with the police, and don't worry about language barriers or other problems. Dutch police can speak English, or find you an interpreter who can speak your own language for free. In case of life-threatening emergencies, crimes, fires, first aid and other emergencies, you can call any number 1 12 for help free.

"Although they are very tall, the Dutch are actually a relatively moderate people in Europe. They do not advocate violence, probably because they are commercial people. Most Dutch people are very polite, especially for women, and they are very gentlemanly. It may be because they are close to northern Europe and think that Dutch women have a high social status.

Sometimes when I am riding a bike in the street, I meet a mother coming face to face with several children. My mother will signal her children to be polite to us foreigners. Foreign parents don't spoil their children in every way like some "little emperors" in China. In China, parents revolve around their children, while in Europe, children usually follow their parents' schedule. "