What are the famous things in Holland? What are the famous movies?

1. Rotterdam, the Netherlands, is the largest seaport with the largest annual throughput in the world and the largest transit point in Europe.

2. The export volume of flowers in the Netherlands ranks first in the world, and the transaction volume of flowers accounts for more than 70% of the total transaction volume in the world.

As the Netherlands is a low-lying country, there are the most beautiful windmills for drainage in the world.

Philips in the Netherlands is the world's largest electronics company, and its global sales volume has always been the first.

The Netherlands is the first country to allow the legal use of euthanasia (including the recently adopted infant euthanasia).

Euthanasia was also invented by a Dutch doctor.

6. The Netherlands is the first country to allow same-sex marriage, that is, homosexuality is legal.

7. 40% of the land area of the Netherlands is filled by the sea, and the technology of land reclamation is the first in the world.

The famous Macau port was filled by Dutch experts who helped China to reclaim land.

8. The Netherlands is the first country to build a ship in the world. As early as15th century, Holland built ships, and its shipbuilding technology ranked first in the world.

9. The average height of the Dutch, both men and women, is the highest in the world.

10. The Netherlands is called the paradise of Europe. The longest, best and largest red light district in Europe is in Amsterdam, where the gambling and drug industries are extremely developed.

The world's largest prostitution, gambling and drug trafficking groups are gathered here. On this street, you can see prostitutes of all colors from all over the world. They are tall and beautiful, and many of them are professional models from all over the world, including Miss World.

1 1. The social organization in the Netherlands is the most complicated in the world, like an immigrant country, especially Asian immigrants.

Most Asians with underworld backgrounds will choose Holland when they retire and run away. Known as Gu Kezai's paradise (friends who have seen Gu Kezai believe they know something), but the overall quality of the people is very high.

12. The Netherlands is the gateway for business exchanges between Western Europe and the world, and has one of the largest fleets in the world.

13. Animal husbandry in the Netherlands is highly developed, with dairy products processing, margarine, vegetable gardening technology and export volume ranking first in the world.

14. The export volume of wooden shoes ranks first in the world.

Finally, let's talk about Dutch football.

With a land area of only 465,438+0,548 square kilometers and a population of only 65,438+0,565,438+0,000, the Netherlands ranks first in the world in terms of football star production.

From cruyff, Neskens, Gullit, Van Basten, Rijkaard, Coleman, Junker, Blind, Bergkamp, Marc overmars ... to Ma Kai, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Robben, Kuyt, Van der Vaart, Van der Mede, Hasselbaink, Hai Qianjia and Stam ... There are countless famous stars!

At present, there is a famous Dutch film called "Black Book", which is about the yellow and violent Nazis.

See also the following historical excerpts.

1898 The Netherlands filmed the first documentary "The King" (directed by Anderson).

1902 filmed the short story Trousers in Distress (directed by Mullins Brothers).

19 10 established the first film studio in Harlem and produced some documentaries and short stories.

Around the 1920s, a large number of foreign films were introduced, and Dutch films were unable to compete with them. Al-Haram Film Studio closed in 19 19.

From 65438 to 0927, some young filmmakers, led by J Evans, set up a club-like "film alliance" in Amsterdam.

Despite the restrictions of the police authorities, they screened Soviet revolutionary films and publicized the world's progressive film art. Their organizations expanded rapidly and spread all over the cities of the Netherlands.

At the same time, they unite young filmmakers against commercial films, endow films with social tendencies, and carry out innovative experiments on film language.

This organization laid the foundation for the achievements of Dutch documentaries in the 1930s.

1934, the director G. Ruden filmed the film "Dead Water" (this film is famous for its superb photography skills, and the photographer A. Van Balsi and A. Luce Jack).

Evans filmed Suder Chee.

Other important documentaries include Crystal World (1934, directed by J. Moore), Easter Island (1934, directed by Z. Fernoux), Ancient City (1935, directed by V. Tusinschi) and Song of the Column (.

In this way, the Netherlands has formed an excellent documentary school.

It is characterized by exploring new expressive film means and reflecting real life by combining poetic and sharp political comments.

In 1930s, Dutch feature films were not as good as documentaries.

1933 filmed the first feature film "Father of the Motherland" (directed by G. Jenison).

During the occupation of the Netherlands by German fascists, film production in the Netherlands actually stopped.

After the war, several documentaries reflecting the Dutch resistance movement were filmed, such as The Last Shot (1945, directed by Z Fernu) and On the Road (1946, directed by O. Van Nienhoff).

For a long time after 1950s, Dutch documentaries and popular science films enjoyed international reputation, such as from Leuwen Hawke to Electron Microscope directed by J Moore (1951). M de Haas's masquerade ball (1952) and Amsterdam-Shuicheng (1957); Director H. Van der holst's "Let's Cast the Net Together" (1952) and "Faun God" (1962); B. Rembrandt (1956), Grass (1958), etc.

The feature films produced in this period mainly include Military Band (1958, directed by B. Hunstra) and Jenny (1958, directed by V. Van Heimet), which describe a girl's tragic experience in capitalist society, and the comedy "Colleagues, stop shouting! (1960, directed by F. Lademark Wells).

1965, the Netherlands began to subsidize film production.

In the mid-1960s, a new generation of filmmakers grew up.

Their works reflected the social problems in Holland at that time.

For example, the feature films Joseph Cartus returns to Rembrandt's country in disgrace (1966, directed by W. Wildabin) and Paranoia (1967, directed by A. Dieter worster).

The more important works produced in the 1970s include Anzera (1973, directed by N. Del Hyde), Frank and Eva (1973, directed by P. de la Pala) and Liu Li Muwei (19765438+). Director p verhuwen), Sheen with fiery hair (1974, directed by F. Weiss), Children of the Sun (1975, directed by R. Vanni), and the film Mary King from Nijmegen (1975) directed by J. Skillinger.

Films that have experimented with colors and techniques include This Is Me (1977) by director F. Zvaldis.

The films that have achieved great artistic success include Max Haverlol (1976), the anti-fascist film The Queen's Soldier (1977, directed by P Vilhu Wan) and the film S feaster Dyke adapted by V Wildbin.

During this period, the outstanding Dutch documentaries are: B. Hunstra's1200000 (1964), The Sound of Water (1967) and J. Fernu's Under the Dutch Sky (1.

Documentaries reflecting the problems of developing countries include African Revolution (1972, directed by Kerbaus Joaquin) and Crossroads of Borders (1974, directed by F. Blomett).