Since ancient times, amber has been regarded as a mascot in Europe and is a representative of European gemstone culture. Amber is abundant in Latvia, and the quality and craftsmanship of the amber here are superb.

The exquisite amber necklaces, rings, and bracelets will make every tourist can't help but dig into their pockets. Most of the amber shops in the Old Town are family-owned workshops, producing and selling their own products, and almost every shop owner is a skilled craftsman who makes amber ornaments.

The city of Riga is born of water, and water lives because of the city, and the Daugava River, known as the mother river, surrounds the old city.

The Daugava River is also known as the "Western Dvina River". The largest river on the Baltic coast. It originates in the Valdai Hills of western Russia, flows through Belarus and Latvia, and empties into the Gulf of Riga in the Baltic Sea.

The Daugava River has a total length of 1,020 kilometers, a basin area of 88,000 square kilometers, and an average annual flow of about 700 cubic meters per second. The main tributaries are the Maiza River, the Caspulia River, etc.

Three hydropower stations have been built on the main stream. The freezing period is 4 months. Individual sections of the river are navigable. At the mouth of the river there is the port of Riga. The Berezina Canal is connected to the Dnieper water system.

On the other side of the river is the new district, on the other side of the river overlooking the old city, red bricks and green tiles, simple and elegant, there are no high-rise buildings in the modern city, the traffic is busy, and there is no neon flashing in the bustling urban area, singing and dancing.

The old town makes people forget about speed and fully enjoy a sense of tranquility and leisure.

The city of Riga, which is different from the bay of Riga......

Located on the southern shore of the Gulf of Riga in the Baltic Sea, there is a Latvian coastal city called Jurmala. It is a seaside town in Latvia, located on the southern shore of the Gulf of Riga in the Baltic Sea, just 23 kilometers from Riga.

Jurmalla means "seaside" or "beach" in Latvian.

It is a town characterized by bathing beaches, 33 kilometers of white sand beaches, ice-blue waters, and a pleasant breeze that make it the most popular seaside resort in the whole of Latvia, also known as the "Pearl of Latvia".

Every summer, people from all over Latvia flock to this resort. To experience the charm of the beaches of the Baltic Sea, you have to Jurmala!

In the summer, it is a place for the rich and the beautiful......

Another thing that I have to say when I arrive in Latvia is that Latvia is the most worrying country in the world about marrying daughters.

Don't think that the girls are not good enough, it's just that the difference between men and women is too big, ranking first in the world.

Some experts believe that the water, soil and climate of this small country on the coast of the Baltic Sea may be more suitable for the survival and growth of female fetuses and infants.

Imagine the feeling of being a single blonde college student on the street, which could definitely be dubbed "the paradise that men yearn for".

Don't think that Latvian girls are worried about marrying because they are not beautiful enough or not good enough, in fact, on the contrary, Latvia is definitely full of beautiful women, and it is "the paradise that men yearn for the most", and the reason why it is a daughter country is because of the difference in the ratio of men and women who rank first in the world.

Latvia has more women than men, with women making up 54% of the country's inhabitants, making it the largest in the world in terms of gender disparity.

Moreover, the Latvian girl has both the beauty of a Russian woman and the elegance of a Western European woman, and she is definitely a good look.

If any man thinks he is attractive, and he is good enough to flirt with his sister, then going to Latvia is a good choice.

A man's paradise......

Ye Chao is indeed like a fish in water here, attracting a lot of beautiful girls, indeed, not here, I don't know how beautiful and enthusiastic the elegant Latvian girl who is no less beautiful than a Russian woman and a Western European woman......

In a place where there are so many beautiful women, Ye Chao's heart of the devil is once again full of joy, and he suddenly satisfies the desire of many Latvian beauties to find a strong Chinese boyfriend.

Ye Chao is indeed perfect enough in their eyes, with a young and strong body, long-lasting and super long combat power, it is difficult for them not to surrender......

It seems that meeting him is a blessing for women, but they don't know it, but when they meet them, they are also men......

However, even if it is a man's paradise, a month later, Ye Chao also left......

He left Poland and went to neighboring Poland.

Poland, bordered to the north by the Baltic Sea. Poland was a European power in history, after the decline of national strength, and in the Russian-Austrian partition of Poland three times in the country for several centuries, after the First World War, but soon in World War II was divided by the Soviet Union and Germany, during the Cold War under the Soviet sphere of influence, after the collapse of the Soviet Union, joined the European Union and NATO.

Poland is a developed capitalist country, in recent years both in the European Union and in the international arena has been increasing its position, since the restoration of independence on November 11, 1918, after 90 years of rapid development, especially in the early years of the 21st century, Poland has become an indispensable part of the Western camp.

On November 19, 2016, in the Cathedral of Divine Charismatics in Krakow, Poland, in the presence of the President of Poland, the priests proclaimed Jesus King of Poland.

Poland is located in the middle of the European continent, in the northeast of Central Europe. The southernmost point is 49°00'N, the northernmost is 54°50'N, the easternmost is 24°09'E, and the westernmost is 14°08'E.

It is bordered to the east and northeast by the Kaliningrad region of Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine and the Russian "enclave", the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south, Germany to the west, the Baltic Sea to the north and Sweden and Denmark to the north.

It is 649 kilometers long from north to south and 689 kilometers from east to west. The total length of the border line is 3,538 km, of which the coastline is 528 km long.

Poland is flat, mostly in the low Bodian Plain, slightly undulating, with an average altitude of 173 meters. Plains below 200 meters above sea level account for about 72% of the country's area. The terrain is high in the south and low in the north, and the middle is concave. There are many moraine lakes in the north, low hills in the south, and the Sudetenland and Beskids near the Czech border. The Lake District in the northeast is densely forested and less populated.

The eating habits of Poles are broadly similar to those of other Eastern European countries.

Specifically, Poles usually eat pasta.

They love to eat grilled, boiled, and stewed dishes, and the taste is lighter.

When it comes to beverages, they also love coffee and black tea. When drinking black tea, most Poles like to add a slice of lemon and don't like to make the tea too strong. In terms of dietary taboos, Poles mainly do not eat pickled cucumbers and steamed dishes.

Poles are very fond of having dinner in their interpersonal interactions.

When it comes to banqueting guests, the Poles are very particular about it.

One is that the taboo diners are singular. They saw it as a bad omen.

Second, when eating whole chickens, ducks, and geese, the Poles usually prefer to divide them by the youngest hostess in the room, and then divide them into each guest's plate one by one.

The third is that regardless of whether the meal is to their liking or not, the guests should strive to eat more and express their gratitude to the host for his hospitality.

Fourth, speaking with food in his mouth is very rude in the eyes of the Poles.

Traditional Polish cooking is very much appreciated by the discerning French.

Polish cuisine is distinctly regional, with many dishes based on fish in the north, famous soups in the center, and blackened cheese in sour cabbage soup and sheep's milk in the south.

Most Polish dishes are made in a purely natural way without chemical additives, and some masters can create magical dishes that are unique in the world, such as a cake made with lobster butter and cabbage, and elk meat with hawthorn leaves as a side dish.