Want to know more information about Serbia, such as climate, culture, diet, religious beliefs, public security, work, visas and so on.

You can check the climate online, which is similar to that in northern China.

Serbia is Yugoslav and its culture is Slavic. Like Russia, it is Slavic, but it is yogoslavia, which means Slavic Yugoslav. Serbia itself is another Chinese translator of Slavia.

The special diet is beef mutton soup soaked in bread (steamed buns), which is similar to mutton in Shaanxi basin, except for chopped green onion and coriander. Red wine is good. It should be true that water is polluted by depleted uranium bombs.

The old infrastructure is very good. In the 1980s, GDP per capita surpassed that of Italy, but in the last two or three decades, it has stagnated, but the overall level is not bad. The houses where ordinary people live are all very good. They are all country villas, with unified planning and uniformity. There are no more than five styles of houses. There are gardens in front of and behind the house, mostly roses. Want to see the specific shape and play the game? Strike (blitzkrieg)

The religious belief is the Orthodox Church, and the famous one is Sava in Belgrade.

The legal system is relatively perfect, the law and order is very good, and it is very friendly to China people. After all, we have helped them and made sacrifices for them. If you go, you must go to the former site of China's embassy in the former Yugoslavia to pay homage to our dead comrades, present a bunch of flowers and make three bows.

There are about 10 thousand Chinese in the local area, mainly engaged in building materials, sanitary ware and small commodity markets, most of whom are from Wenzhou, Zhejiang Province.

China work passport is visa-free. For private passports, please check the website of Serbian Embassy in China.