Tourist attractions in northern Macedonia introduce famous scenic spots in northern Macedonia.

European Tourism: Entering Skopje, the capital of Macedonia (Figure)

Leave Nishi Hotel (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Macedonia tourism will be divided into two parts. On the same day, first watch the Wada River Bridge rebuilt in the15th century in Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, and visit the traditional Grand Bazaar, as well as Mustafa Pasha Mosque, Saint Spa Church, Kara Castle, Ancient Post Station, Alexander the Great Square, Mother Teresa Monument and Memorial Hall, which were also built in the15th century. The next day, on my way to Albania, I rowed in the beautiful Lake Ohrid in Macedonia and enjoyed the beautiful scenery of Lake Ohrid.

Scenery along the way (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

On the way to Split, the tour guide Shen gave a general introduction to Macedonia and the capital Split. Macedonia is a landlocked country in the southern Balkans of Southeast Europe, bordering Bulgaria in the east, Serbia in the north, Albania in the west and Greece in the south. Ancient Macedonia includes the Republic of Macedonia, Central Macedonia, West Macedonia and East Macedonia-Thrace in northern Greece.

Skopje Castle (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

For ancient Macedonia, the Greek side believes that the ancient Macedonian kingdom is a branch of the ancient Greeks, and the ancient Macedonian kingdom belongs to Greek history. On the other hand, the Republic of Macedonia claims to be the successor of the Kingdom of Macedonia and the Socialist Republic of Macedonia, so it insists on using the name "Macedonia".

Houses in the Old City (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Slavs moved to Macedonia in the 7th century. From the second half of 10 century to10/8, Samoilo established the first Slavic Macedonia. Macedonia has been under the rule of Byzantium and Turkey for a long time since14th century. 19 12 after the first balkan war, serbian, bulgarian and Greek troops occupied Macedonia.

Pedestrians in the Old Town (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The geographical part of Serbia is called Valdar Macedonia. After World War I, Valdar Macedonia was incorporated into the Kingdom of Serbia-Croatia-Slovenia and became a part of Serbia. 1929 was renamed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. After World War II, the People's Republic of Yugoslavia was founded. Valdar Macedonia, which originally belonged to Serbia, became one of the constituent units of the Yugoslav Federation and was called the Republic of Macedonia. 199165438+1On October 20th, Macedonia declared its independence. 1993 joined the United Nations under the temporary name "The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia".

Street Murals (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

In order to promote economic development and accelerate its integration into the European Union, the Macedonian government has vigorously promoted infrastructure construction and promoted the development of related industries, and is known as one of the countries with rapid development in Europe. It ranks 36th among 14 1 countries and is one of the best countries in Europe. Macedonia is a landlocked country without sea. Macedonia has only four neighboring countries: Bulgaria to the east, Greece to the south, Albania to the west and Serbia to the north. Macedonia is mostly mountainous, and the Wada River runs through the north and south.

A corner of the market booth (photo: Feng Ganyong)

Market Pedestrian (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Skopje is the capital and the largest city of Macedonia. One third of Macedonia's total population lives in Skopje. Skopje is also the political, cultural, economic and academic center city of Macedonia. Skopje's name in ancient Rome was Scoopi.

Street View of the Old Town (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The area near Skopje, the capital of Macedonia, has been inhabited since about 4000 BC. Today, the Neolithic colonial remains were found near Skopje Castle in the center of Skopje. /kloc-on the eve of the 0 th century, the colony was conquered by the Romans and became the camp of the Roman army.

Take photos of the old city (Photo: Sun Tao)

19 12 During the Balkan War, Skopje was conquered by the Kingdom of Serbia. After World War I, Skopje became a part of the newly established country, the Kingdom of Serbia-Croatia-Slovenia (later the Kingdom of Yugoslavia).

Guzhen Wine House (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

During World War II, Skopje was occupied by the army of the Axis country, the Kingdom of Bulgaria. 1944 became the capital of the Socialist Republic of Macedonia, a member of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. Skopje developed rapidly after World War II. However, due to the 1963 earthquake, its development temporarily stagnated. 199 1 year, Skopje became the capital of Macedonia, and Macedonia became independent from Yugoslavia.

A corner of the market (photo: Feng Ganyong)

When he came to Skopje, Shen first took everyone into the ancient market in the old city, and crossed the street from here to the Mustafa Pasha Mosque. The ancient market street in Skopje is near Macedonia Square. The literal translation of ancient fairs is "old fairs". It is said that it is the second largest Turkish-style market in Europe, and the largest is in Istanbul, Turkey.

Photos taken at the trade fair (Photo: Wang Jue)

Residents in traditional costumes (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Old Bazaar is the most concentrated area of Skopje Mosque, and the buildings in this area are mostly typical Ottoman buildings. Mosque minarets and Osman Street are also quite harmonious.

Roaming in the streets of the ancient city (Photo: Wang Jue)

The residents of the old city are mostly Albanians and Turks who believe in Islam. Residents wearing traditional Turkish costumes can be seen everywhere here, as well as small markets for Albanians.

Pasha Mosque (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Shen took his team to the Staffapasha Mosque, which was built on the hillside of 1492. I saw the tall spire stand out. The courtyard of the mosque is very clean. This mosque was built by Mustafa Pasha, an outstanding politician during the reign of Bayezid II and Salim I in Ottoman Empire. After a period of etiquette, the members took off their shoes and entered the mosque to watch the solemn mosque. The spacious hall and luxurious dome left a deep impression on people.

Inside the mosque (photo: Feng Ganyong)

Besides mosques, Skopje also has Christian churches and monasteries. Leaving Staffapasha Mosque and coming to St. Spa Church, we found that it was more like enjoying an art treasure house. This church was built in 1826 and was declared as a national historical landmark in 1970. There is a sarcophagus in the yard that is very eye-catching.

The sarcophagus in the church (photo: Wang Jue)

The church was built underground, because in the era of Turkish rule, the church was not allowed to be built higher than the mosque. Here we are proud of an icon partition with a width of10m and a height of 6m. The sculptures are all made of walnut, which is very beautiful. It was carved by highly skilled artists Frckovski and Filipvoski in the early19th century. The courtyard of the church leads to the tomb and museum of Goce Delcev. Goce Delcev is the leader of the Macedonian domestic revolutionary organization "IMRO" and a national hero. He was killed by Turks in 1903.

Diaolou Castle (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

When I came out of the church and went to Alexander the Great Square, I happened to pass by Karagu Castle on the roadside. Cara Castle is a building in ancient Rome. It is located on the left bank of Wada River and was built in the early 6th century. You can overlook the whole city of Skopje from the castle. Shen said that the big stone in Kara Castle belongs to the 4th century, and the outer wall belongs to the park 1 1 century. At that time, Macedonia was under the rule of the Roman Empire. I didn't visit the castle because of time constraints.

Corner of the Ancient Post Station (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The last place to go in the old city is the ancient post station. Skopje has been an important transportation hub connecting the Aegean Sea and Adriatic Sea in the Balkans since ancient times, and has an important strategic and commercial position. So the post office here was very developed at that time.

The old and new cities complement each other (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Walking into the ancient post station in Skopje, at first glance, it is exactly the same as in China. The spacious yard is full of pines and cypresses for tying horses. Colorful flowers in stone flower beds are bright but not eye-catching.

Taking pictures in the street (photo: Feng Ganyong)

The whole station is a two-story structure similar to a quadrangle, with a restaurant downstairs and a guest room upstairs. Now it is the seat of a restaurant, far away from the bustling scene of caravans coming in and out.

Bridge over the Wada River (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Located in front of Alexander the Great Square, the famous Wada River Stone Bridge is the symbol of Skopje. The stone bridge was built by 145 1 Justinian the Great during the Byzantine Empire, and it has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times. At that time and now, it is the only bridge connecting the old city and the new city in Skopje.

Shiqiaotou Museum (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The motorcade ended its sightseeing in the old city and came to the river. After crossing the bridge, they entered the square of Skopje New Town. Standing on the stone bridge, you can see a series of buildings around you, such as opera house and museum. Modern architecture shows the features of a new city.

Sculpture on the River (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The Valdar River under the bridge is Skopje's mother river. Valdar River is a river in the southern Balkans. The eastern slope of Sal Mountain originates from the border between Macedonia and Albania, flows north through northern Macedonia, then turns southeast, passes through Skopje and Tito Velese, flows south into the Greek border, and flows into the Gulf of Thessaloniki in the Aegean Sea. It is 420 kilometers long, mostly in Macedonia.

Macedonian Square (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

There are several bridges on the Vardal River, five of which are in Skopje, the Macedonian capital. This stone bridge has 12 semicircular arches and is more than 200 meters long. On both sides of the riverside square in Vardal, there are also statues of people standing along the river, from ancient Justinian I to modern advocates and actors of national independence.

Group photo in the square (photo: Feng Ganyong)

Cross the bridge and come to Alexander the Great Square in Skopje. It used to be called Tito Square, and now it is also called Macedonia Square, which is the largest square in Macedonia. The fountain in Alexander the Great Square is very beautiful. The biggest "warrior on horseback" in the middle is the bronze statue of Alexander the Great in ancient Rome, surrounded by eight warriors and four fierce lions. The samurai is surrounded by a musical fountain, surrounded by statues of Nushi.

Square Statue (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The soldiers in the base are all soldiers with spears, which looks like the famous "Macedonian phalanx". Alexander the Great relied on this phalanx to unify Greece and conquer Eurasia. Macedonian Empire once swept Persia and flattened Egypt, and it was the largest empire during the Roman Empire. Alexander the Great is the most famous historical figure in Macedonia.

Statue of Mother Pregnant (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

There are many sculptures in Alexander the Great Square, and the figures are very vivid. Among them, there is a group of sculptures of mothers from pregnancy to raising children by the fountain. The figures portrayed in this sculpture are lifelike and very touching. In addition, the famous boatman monument group sculpture has also attracted the attention of many tourists.

Boatman Monument (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The full name is "Thessaloniki boatman monument", which was built on 20 1 1. Thessaloniki is a city in northern Greece. When Ottoman Turkey made the Western Expedition, the local people actively opposed the Ottoman Empire's occupation of Macedonia. This statue is used to commemorate this period of history. The boatman shows that when you go out to sea, you can forget your daily life and have unlimited freedom.

Mother Teresa Memorial Hall (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Cross the square and finally come to Mother Teresa Monument and Memorial Hall. Mother Teresa (19127 August-15 September 1997) was born in Skopje, Macedonia. Her main achievement is to serve the poor in Calcutta, India. She won the 1979 Nobel Prize for her lifelong commitment to poverty eradication. In June, 2003, it was listed in the list of Catholic beatification by Pope John Paul II, and Mother Teresa's name became the truly blessed Mother Teresa.

Nun Monument (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Arc de Triomphe (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The Arc de Triomphe in Skopje marks the 20th anniversary of Macedonia's independence (Macedonia became independent in 199 1 year) and was officially completed and put into use in 2012/year. The Arc de Triomphe is 2 1 m high. Designed by Macedonian sculptor valentina Stefanovska, she is also the designer of Alexander's riding statue.

Taken at the Arc de Triomphe (Photo: Wang Jue)

There is a viewing platform overlooking the city on the Arc de Triomphe, which is another country with the Arc de Triomphe after Romania. Standing on the observation deck, you can get a panoramic view of Skopje, the capital of Macedonia.

The Corner of Ohrid (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Lakes and mountains (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The most beautiful thing in Macedonia is Lake Ohrid. Lake Ohrid is the second largest natural lake in the Balkans and the deepest lake (304 meters). It is located on the border between Albania and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, with one third in Albania and two thirds in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. The lake is 30km long, 0/2km wide, 365km2 in area and 695m above sea level. This is a hilltop lake with a steep shore.

Blue waves rippling (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

The water source of Lake Ohrid mainly comes from mountain springs, so it can be said that it is a rare unpolluted freshwater lake in Europe. Lake Ohrid is surrounded by mountains. The lake is clear and transparent. It is dark blue as a mirror and has beautiful scenery. On the east side of Lake Ohrid, there is a big mountain, and there is also a lake called Prespa, which is also composed of surrounding mountain springs. There are caves between it and Lake Ohrid, so people often call them sister lakes.

Boating on the Lake (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Boating on the lake by boat, I saw the lake in Ohrid as a mirror. According to a large number of research results of the Ohrid Institute of Biohydrology on the creatures in the lake, the creatures in the lake are almost the same as the tertiary creatures 50 million years ago. Sponges and some fish in the lake are one of the last aquatic organisms in Eurasia before the ice age, and their shapes are almost the same as those of existing fossils.

Sightseeing on the lake (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Taking pictures on the lake (photo: Sun Tao)

There is no doubt that Lake Ohrid is included in the World Natural Heritage, and at the same time, the whole city of Ohrid is also included in the World Cultural Heritage List by UNESCO. When I saw Lake Ohrid, I couldn't help sighing: What a good place to stay for a long time! If you look closely, you will find that the water in Lake Ohrid in Macedonia is dark blue and the lake is more elastic. The spirituality of Lake Ohrid is manifested in the changeable color of the water and the rich reflection layer in the water.

Back to the dock (photo: Feng Ganyong)

With its beautiful lakes and mountains and pleasant Mediterranean climate, Lake Ohrid, two cities on the shores of Lake Ohrid-Bograd in Albania and Ohrid in Yugoslavia-have become international tourist and health resorts. There are also history museums, art galleries and art schools. Every year, "Ohrid Summer Season" and "Balkan Festival" are held here, during which wonderful folk dances and music will be performed. After sightseeing in Lake Ohrid, Macedonia, the motorcade drove to Tirana, the capital of Albania, to continue its trip to the Balkans. (Photo: Feng Ganyong)

Into northern Macedonia, Ohri _

Ohrid is the seventh largest city in northern Macedonia, located in the southwest of Skopje, west of Leisen and Vitola, near the Albanian border. Located on the edge of Lake Ohrid, the city of Ohrid is one of the oldest human settlements in Europe. It was mainly built between the 7th century and19th century. There are many ancient buildings such as medieval churches, monasteries, murals, castles and towers in the city. Lake Ohrid is an excellent natural landscape, providing shelter for many endemic species of tertiary freshwater animals and plants.

Ohrid is one of the oldest cities in Europe. In ancient Greece, it was deeply influenced by Greek culture. During the Roman Empire, Ohrid was a part of ancient Rome. In the 4th century AD, East and West Rome split, and Ohrid became a part of the Eastern Roman Empire. From the 6th century AD, a large number of Slavs poured into the Balkans from the south, one of whom settled in present-day northern Macedonia and the other in present-day Bulgaria. In 867 AD, Bulgarians conquered Ohrid. From 990 to 10 15, the capital of the Bulgarian Empire moved to Ohrid, becoming the religious and cultural center of the whole Balkan region. At the end of 14, the city of Ohrid was conquered by the Ottoman Turkish Empire until 19 12. 199 1 year, North Macedonia became an independent country and Ohrid became an important city in North Macedonia.

Ohrid is an ancient city with beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. There are many ancient buildings in the city, such as medieval churches, monasteries, murals, castles, towers, etc., which are known as the "Pearl of the Balkans". Ohrid is also the administrative center of Ohrid District. The historic city of Ohrid attracts tourists' attention with its numerous historical sites. In the past, there were 360 churches in Ohrid, of which only 23 have been preserved to this day. Byzantine architecture shows the glory of the city for hundreds of years, hence the name "Jerusalem in the Balkans".

Ohrid's architecture represents the best preserved ancient urban architecture in this part of Europe. So far, seven rectangular halls have been found in the archaeological excavation of the old town of Ohrid. A large number of archaeological sites have also enriched the structure of the city's core area, concentrated in the early Christian cathedral, which is famous for its mosaic floor.

Hagia Sophia Church is located in the old town of Ohrid in northern Macedonia, adjacent to Lake Ohrid. It is the largest church in Ohrid and the Anglican church in the parish. Hagia Sophia was built in 1 1 century. It is supported by several Roman columns and is famous for its exquisite Byzantine murals. Hagia Sophia is a blend of Romanesque and Byzantine architectural styles. From 1 1 century to18th century, it has been a church in northern Macedonia. The main part of the church was built in 1 1 century, and some buildings were added outside in14th century. The murals in Hagia Sophia originated from 1 1 century to13rd century, which was the most outstanding representative of Byzantine painting at that time, and was the artistic masterpiece and cultural treasure of this country. These murals tell people the story of that long-gone era. This church is the most important historical site in northern Macedonia, representing medieval architecture and art.

Samuel Fortress, located in the northern part of Ohrid Old Town in northern Macedonia, was built from 976 to 10 14. It is one of the largest surviving medieval castle sites in northern Macedonia. During the period when Ohrid was the capital of the Bulgarian Empire, the fortress was fully expanded, occupying the entire summit of Ohrid, surrounded by towers and solid walls of 3 kilometers. * * * There are three doors: up, down and north. Now there is only one door left. Fort Samuel is one of the largest surviving medieval castle sites in northern Macedonia.

St John's Church in Caneo is located in Ohrid, northern Macedonia. The church is built on a cliff beside Lake Ohrid. St. John's Church of Canio was built in the 3rd century A.D./KLOC-0. It is said that it was built in memory of theologian, apostle and theologian John. This dazzling church stands on the cliff of Lake Ohrid, towering and independent, with a solemn feeling. The church is reflected in the blue Lake Ohrid with beautiful scenery. Monks have liked to do spiritual work here since the Middle Ages. The church is faintly reflected in the blue lake with beautiful scenery. The road to the church is also unique. Walking along the lake towards the sunset, the church is at the end of a long wooden plank road.

Located at the junction of northern Macedonia and Albania, Ohrid Lake is the second largest lake in the Balkans and one of the oldest lakes in Europe, with an area of about 365 square kilometers, a length of 35 kilometers, a width of 15 kilometers and a depth of more than 300 meters. The lake is clear and transparent, the lake is like a mirror, dark blue and beautiful. Lake Ohrid is the deepest lake in the Balkans, with the deepest water reaching an astonishing 288 meters. Two thirds of the lake area belongs to Macedonia, and the rest belongs to Albania. Thousands of lights and European-style buildings by the lake are reflected in the lake, intertwined with light and shadow, like a dream, just like recreating another wonderful water world. Ohrid is also known as the "Sunshine City". In this paradise of sunshine and water, the lake always presents an indescribable dark blue, and the lake is sparkling and transparent as a mirror.

Lake Ohrid provides a shelter for many tertiary endemic and residual freshwater animal and plant species. Lake Ohrid is a deep and ancient tectonic lake, which has existed for about 2 million to 3 million years. There are more than 200 endemic plants and animals in the lake, including algae, planarian, snail, crustacean and 17 endemic fish (including two trout). There are also abundant birds along the coast.

Ohrid is one of the oldest human settlements in Europe. Ohrid is one of the best-preserved intact buildings, including archaeological remains from the Bronze Age to the Middle Ages. Ohrid has exemplary religious buildings from the 7th century to19th century, and the urban structure showing local buildings in18th century and19th century. They all have real historical, architectural, cultural and artistic values. The religious buildings, murals and icons here have witnessed the importance of this area as a religious and cultural center for centuries.

1979 was listed in the World Heritage List, and it was expanded in 1980 and 20 19. The natural and cultural heritage in Ohrid is listed as a World Heritage List by the UNESCO World Heritage Committee, which is a dual heritage of culture and nature.

Sun Keqin writes articles and photographs.

The current situation of North Macedonia in poor European countries shows you the real North Macedonia.

1, North Macedonia is a landlocked country in southern Europe, located in the southeast of Europe and the middle of Balkan Peninsula, with an area of 257 13 square kilometers and a population of 2.08 million. China has 85 local administrative regions.

Skopje is the capital and largest city of northern Macedonia. The Valdar River runs through the city. The north bank of Skopje is the old city, and the south bank is the new city. There are many modern buildings. It is also the center of the city.

3. The official language of Macedonia is Macedonian, which belongs to the east branch of Indo-European-Slavic-Yugoslav branch, is the common language of Macedonians and belongs to the Balkan type of Europa.

4. Northern Macedonia implements a universal insurance system, which is somewhat similar to our medical insurance. As long as there is universal insurance in the local area, it can be directly used in any hospital in the country. Generally, 80% of outpatient expenses are reimbursed, and 75% of hospitalization starts with income, which can be fully reimbursed at the highest. Three meals a day are provided free of charge for local hospitalization, and there are special care workers.

5. One third of the total population of northern Macedonia lives in Skopje, the capital. The city suffered a major earthquake in 1963, and 80% of the urban area was destroyed. Today, urban areas are planned and designed by Kanzi Ge Tan. There is also Skopje airport, one of the two airports in China, and the other is Ohrid International Airport.

6. The traditional custom of engagement in northern Macedonia does not require bride price, but flowers and chocolates are essential, and the number must be odd. Odd numbers are sent locally to celebrate, and even numbers of flowers are usually used for funerals. The traditional wedding lasts for three days.

7. North Macedonia is currently a member of NATO, but has not joined the European Union and the euro zone. The local currency is dinar, 1 Macedonian dinar =0. 124337 RMB.

8. The per capita income in northern Macedonia is generally not high, and the monthly income of most people in the country is between 1.68 yuan and 3690 yuan. The country's affluent class is mainly concentrated in the capital Skopje, which is also the place with the highest per capita income, generally exceeding 365,438+10,000 yuan, which is generally difficult to achieve in other cities.

9. The climate in northern Macedonia is dominated by temperate continental climate, with an extreme maximum temperature of 40 and a minimum temperature of -30. The territory is mountainous, bordering Bulgaria * * * in the east, Greece * * * in the south, Albania * * * in the west and Serbia * * * in the north.

10, North Macedonia Expressway is free and unlimited. You should drive on the right, but you must turn on the light when driving, no matter day or night. In addition, our driver's license can be used locally for six months.

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12. Ohrid is the seventh largest city in northern Macedonia. It was built in the second century BC and has many ancient buildings and places of interest. Although the city is not big, there are many churches, the number of which once reached 365. At present, the city is listed as a world heritage with the same name as Lake Ohrid, among which Lake Ohrid is one of the oldest lakes in the world.

13, northern Macedonia implements free education below senior high school. There are not many public schools in this country, most of which are private and expensive. Many public schools are short of funds and have poor infrastructure. Many local school buses are aided by China.

14, Victoria, built in the 7th century, is the second largest city in northern Macedonia, 0/69 km away from the capital Skopje/kloc. The economic development level of this city is higher than the average level of northern Macedonia, and many large and medium-sized enterprises in northern Macedonia have set up their headquarters in this city.

15 In Karaha, a southern city in northern Macedonia, there is a street called Liangxing Avenue. This street is made of special glass. It's bright, the surface looks smooth, but it's not slippery at all. It's amazing.

16 There are many rivers in northern Macedonia, but most of them are small rivers. The Valdar River basin accounts for most of its territory and is rich in mineral resources, including coal, iron, lead, zinc, copper and nickel.

17, North Macedonians work five days a week, seven hours a day. It is impossible to work overtime in this country. General businesses are open on Saturday morning and closed in the afternoon and Sunday. North Macedonians like to spend the night in restaurants, bars and cafes, and usually stay up late for entertainment on weekends.

18, Tetovo is a city in the northwest of northern Macedonia and an industrial city in the country. Its industries include wool spinning, leather and tobacco processing. Mining and smelting of chromium in suburbs.

19 There are many supermarkets in northern Macedonia, large and small, almost within a few steps. Because the local light industry is underdeveloped, toys, daily necessities and some foods in supermarkets need to be imported, many of which are from Yiwu, China. Drinks and potatoes produced locally are very cheap. Potatoes are only more than 6 yuan a catty, a big bottle of drinks 1.5 yuan. But imported things are expensive.

20. North Macedonia's economy mainly depends on ore mining, metallurgy, chemicals, electricity, wood processing and food processing, and its main trading partners are Germany, Britain and Greece.

2 1, housing prices in northern Macedonia have been relatively stable in recent years, with no ups and downs, but the price gap between cities is still obvious, with big cities far higher than small cities. Take Skopje, the capital, as an example. This year, the house price is equivalent to 7 100 to 9,200 yuan.

22. North Macedonia has participated in the Olympic Games since 1996, and has not won an Olympic medal so far.

23. In northern Macedonia, in addition to cultural relics, there are churches. Some cultural relics and historic sites have become ruins after years of baptism. Famous scenic spots include Prespa Lake, Kalle Castle and St Spa Church.

Although northern Macedonia is not very rich, the local people are generally carefree and have no concept of saving money. They spend when they have money, but they have no money to swipe their credit cards. A family goes abroad once or twice a year on average, and the local people's favorite place is France.

25. In the eastern part of northern Macedonia, a tomato fight is held every year, which is very lively. Every festival day, men, women and children will pick up tomatoes and throw them at everyone. After the big fight, everyone smelled of tomatoes.

26. In northern Macedonia, it is forbidden to dry clothes outdoors. In rural areas, people who have backyards can hang clothes, and front yards are not allowed to hang clothes. Locals basically use dryers to dry at home.

27, the law and order in northern Macedonia is ok, except for countless thieves, there is no problem. Foreigners buy things in the local market, and the price is generally higher than this.