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The European Union is a regional integration organization with political and economic entities developed from the European Community, which has an important influence in the world.

At present, the EU has 25 member countries: Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Greece, Spain, Finland, France, Britain, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Sweden, Slovenia and Slovakia.

2. Hungary

Attila, the leader and emperor of Hungary in ancient Asia and Europe, was called God's whip by Europeans. He invaded the Balkans twice and surrounded Constantinople. He also made an expedition to the Orleans region of Gaul (now France), and was finally stopped from advancing westward in the Battle of Sharon. However, Attila later attacked Italy. In 452 AD, she occupied Lavan, the capital of the Western Roman Empire, and drove away the Emperor Placidius Valentinianus. The Western Roman Empire existed in name only.

From 448 to 450, under the leadership of Attila, the territory of the Hungarian Empire reached its peak: the Aral Sea in the east and the Atlantic coast in the west; From the Danube in the south to the Baltic Sea in the north. In this vast land, all dependent countries have their own kings and tribal leaders, who pay tribute to Attila on weekdays and send troops to fight in wartime. After Attila's death, his empire quickly disintegrated and disappeared, making him more legendary in European history.

3. Transportation in Hungary

Hungary, near the Cipel Freeport, is the largest import and export port of this landlocked country, which is connected with overseas countries through the Danube. Machat Freeport is the first container terminal on the Danube River, built at 1972. The wharf line is 2000 meters long, the warehouse is 95,000 square meters, and the open-air storage yard is 70,000 square meters.

By the end of 20 13, the length of Hungarian waterways was about 1622 km, and the waterways were mainly on the Danube and Tisza rivers. Water transport plays an auxiliary role in Hungary, accounting for only 3.26% and 1% of the total freight and intercity passenger transport.

According to the different levels of economic development in the world, Hungary adopts different tariff policies. In addition to MFN treatment, Hungary also gives some developing countries GSP treatment, which is applicable to Central and Eastern European countries according to the China-EU Free Trade Agreement, and the relevant tax rates stipulated in the Associated Countries Agreement are applicable to the EU. According to the economic and trade agreement signed by China and Hungary 1990, Hungary granted China MFN status.

4. Where is Hungary?

In addition to Budapest, Hungary has the following cities worth visiting!

Eger, eger.

Eger is a heroic ancient city in northern Hungary, located at130km northeast of Budapest, near the eger River. Eger is a city worth walking and tasting. Pre-baroque architecture gives the city a leisurely Mediterranean style.

Today, the city's historical sites are second only to Budapest and Jopland, and it is known as the artistic treasure of Hungary and Athens of Hungary. From the city center to every corner of the city, there are 175 protected buildings and relics. It is also a famous eger wine with bull blood, with the most beautiful scenic spots in the northern Hungarian highlands on both sides.

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Six kilometers northwest of Keszthely, there is a famous hot spring town Haviz. Haviz is a household name in Hungary because it has the largest hot spring lake in Europe. Because the lake is rich in minerals, it has special effects on rheumatism and arthritis, especially on old diseases, so it is the most famous hot spring resort in Europe.

You can swim in the lake all year round. There are not only dressing rooms here, but also lifebuoys that can be rented. You can swim anywhere in the lake with a lifebuoy, so it has become one of the favorite leisure places for Hungarians and a place that many foreign tourists yearn for.

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Located between the Danube River and the Delaware River, Pec is one of the most attractive cities in Hungary. It has a pleasant climate, a long history, gorgeous museums and the best Turkish cultural relics in the country. Page is not only a famous historical city, but also a famous art city in Hungary, which is famous for its painting, music, opera and ballet.

Many page painters left immortal masterpieces for Hungarian art, including the most famous Hungarian painter Csontváry, who was called Van Gogh of Hungary.

Solang Sopron]

Sopran (also translated as Jopland), located 220 kilometers west of Budapest, is a Hungarian town on the Austrian border, 60 kilometers away from Vienna, the Austrian capital, and located on the Ikvo River, a tributary of the Dodds River. It was returned to Austria after World War I, 192 1 to Hungary. Solang is famous for making wine. In addition, there are Gothic and Renaissance churches, towers, towers and other architectural monuments in the city. There are engineering colleges, forestry colleges and museums named after the famous musician Liszt Franz.

[Visegrad Visegrad]

Viegrad is not far from San Andreas, and is located on the Danube River more than 40 kilometers north of Budapest. It has been a battleground for military strategists since ancient times. The mountains are high and the valleys are deep, the nymphs are vertical and horizontal, and the terrain is dangerous. On the hill behind the town is a fortress built in13rd century, also known as Baoyun, which was built to resist the invasion of Mongols.

[vilani, vilani]

Vilani grape growing area in southern Hungary is one of the oldest grape growing areas in Hungary. Vilani is a natural grape growing area with favorable climate conditions, geographical position at the same latitude as Bordeaux wine producing area and excellent microclimate environment. Visitors can enjoy the oldest brewing technology and taste sweet white wine here.

5. Introduction by Hungary

Name] Republic of Serbia * * *

It covers an area of 88,300 square kilometers.

[Population] 9.3 million (20 13). Serbian, official language. The main religious orthodox church.

[Capital] Belgrade, with a population of 654.38+6400 (2065.438+065.438+0 year).

Located in the north-central Balkan Peninsula, it borders Romania in the northeast, Bulgaria in the east, Macedonia in the southeast, Albania in the south, Montenegro in the southwest, Bosnia and Herzegovina in the west and Croatia in the northwest.

6. Introduction video of Hungary

1 lace

Hungarian lace has a beautiful history. A Hungarian lace is called Chetnik lace. Its origin can be traced back to Irish lace. The other is Chalas lace, which is an innovative technology: it is necessary to draw patterns on paper with needles and filaments. Even Carlo Qiao's embroidery paintings can be replaced by Carlo Qiao's stitches.

2. Pepper produced by 2.Segde and Carol Bridge.

Crimson pepper is ground into powder or whole, spicy or slightly spicy, which is the representative of Hungarian cooking (and St. George found vitamin C here, so he won the Nobel Prize of 1937). The best pepper in the world is planted in szeged and Karo Bridge, and it is used all over the world from Canada, the United States to Japan.

3. Fatty goose liver

Hungary is the largest exporter of foie gras in the world. Goose liver contains carbohydrates, protein, fat, cholesterol, iron, zinc, copper, potassium, phosphorus, sodium and other minerals, and has the effect of nourishing blood and improving eyesight.

4. Hylander porcelain.

Blue Ocean has the oldest porcelain factory in Hungary. Its history has been rewarded by the awards it won at the World Expositions (London, new york, Paris). Its quality can also be seen through a large number of customized products, such as Queen Victoria and Franz Yue Se I.

5. Salami sausage

This is a unique Hungarian food, which is very popular in Europe and sells well. This kind of sausage is mainly processed in a special way, and of course it also includes the raw materials for making sausages, that is, pork in different parts. However, the ratio of lean meat to fat meat has a certain formula, so that sausages can be fragrant but not greasy.

7. Hungarian traffic guide

Summer is the peak season for tourism.

Accommodation is 80- 120 euros per night (three-star), lunch is 20 euros per person, dinner is 30 euros per person, transportation can be found for a few days, and each city is 50 euros, without taking a taxi. Tickets for scenic spots vary greatly. Depending on where you want to go, you can search the city guide yourself to find the detailed fare. Travel must be done in advance; Otherwise, if you go abroad and stare at each other with wide eyes, you will be baptized by the scorching sun.