What kind of country is Poland?

Poland is a moderately developed capitalist country. In recent years, its position in the EU and the international arena is increasing day by day. Since1918111regained its independence, it has experienced rapid development for 90 years, especially in the early 20th century.

Poland is a democratic republic country in Central Europe, consisting of 16 provinces. It borders Ukraine and Belarus in the east, Lithuania and Kaliningrad in Russia in the northeast, Germany in the west, Czechoslovakia in the south and the Baltic Sea in the north.

From August 2065438 to August 2008, the 13th Polish Flame Art Festival was held in Ostruta, Poland.

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Poland's climate is between the continental climate in Eastern Europe and the maritime climate in Western Europe, and the whole country basically belongs to the temperate broad-leaved forest climate which is in transition from the maritime climate to the continental climate.

Under normal circumstances, Poland has a mild climate all year round, with no severe cold in winter and no heat in summer. Except in mountainous areas, the annual average temperature is 6~6.8℃. 65438+ 10, the national average temperature in the coldest month is -5 ~- 1℃, and the national average temperature in the hottest month is 17 ~ 19℃.

In summer, the national average temperature is about 15℃, and the temperature in southern Silesia, the hottest area, is about 19℃. In winter, the national average temperature is-1℃~ 4.5℃, and Prushkuf in Silesia, the coldest region, once reached -40.2℃.

The freezing period varies from region to region, with 65 days in Northeast China and more than 130 days in mountainous areas. The cold period is 90~ 130 days in plain area and more than 200 days in mountainous area. Regionally, the western and northern parts of Poland are mainly maritime, with mild and humid winters and cool and rainy summers. The eastern and southern parts of Poland are mostly continental, with cold winters and hot and dry summers.

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