Sweden's tech industry is really well-developed.

In the past few decades, their technology products have occupied many markets in China and even the world......

Although they are not as brilliant as they used to be due to China's comprehensive development, their enterprises are still the leading companies in the world.

Mjärdevi Science Park is a thriving tech industry in Linköping. By the end of 2005, the enterprises in the park had more than 4,000 employees.

The campus is also home to the growth of many well-known technology companies – such as Industrial Financial Systems Software (IFS), Intentia Software (Movex) and Allegro Software (Guda) are all incubated here.

Linköping's eventual commercial and retail area is located in the Tornby district, just north of the city. IKEA, a world-famous home furnishing company, and its retail malls, IKEA Building, Biltema and other companies have opened large warehouse-style stores here.

In 2005, Tunby District was crowned the No. 1 non-central business district in Sweden in terms of turnover.

Gamla Link?ping is a place that will have a lot of fun, a desire to explore and a place to keep you coming back for more.

Here, visitors feel like a world away, traveling to a Swedish town a hundred years ago. Traditional wooden houses, either as handicraft workshops, or as museums or ordinary houses. There are also small cobblestone streets, beautiful gardens and interesting museums, and you can get a first-hand experience of life in a small Swedish town from a hundred years ago.

In the summer, there are also many family activities, such as horseback riding, carriage rides or the steam engine. Visitors will also have the opportunity to meet the street musicians of yesteryear, chat with the homeless people, and gossip with local police officers and other people.

Everyone is simple and friendly, close and gentle.

Walk through the Valla Forest Reserve to the Valla Farm. The Farm Museum showcases the history of local agriculture and agricultural technology. There are also farm zoos, large playgrounds, cafes, miniature golf courses and other leisure and entertainment venues.

Here, visitors will forget the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy the true nature of life.

With 58 locks and 47 bridges, the Jöta Canal stretches from Sörköping on the Baltic coast to Lake Wiener. Together with other canals, the Jöta Canal forms a "Swedish Blue Ribbon" that connects Stockholm and Gothenburg by water.

Along the canal there are restaurants, cafés, miniature golf, youth hostels, bicycle rentals and more. The Jöta Canal will offer you many different experiences, among which the canal locks stand out.

Several passenger boats ply the canals, and visitors can rent a boat or kayak and experience a wonderful canal journey on their own.

The M/S Ceres is a star on the Jöta Canal and sails from Berg to Borensberg from mid-May to August every year. During the short three-hour cruise, visitors can sit comfortably stern and enjoy delicious food while taking in the wonders of nature and marveling at the ingenuity of the canal lock system.

You'll get a spectacular view of the county of Stgötland along the canal, with ancient trees still standing tall on both banks. Even more common and eye-catching are the "canal sheep" shepherding along the canals.

The Ostjötland County Museum offers more than just temporary exhibitions, historical and cultural exhibitions, and a unique art collection; Libraries, archives, shelves, conservation studios and a repository of archaeological expertise are also available. Here, visitors can buy unique souvenirs, designs and books.

Snacks and coffee are available for customers, and meals can be enjoyed on the rooftop terrace in summer.

Here, there is also the Garden World......

Located in the heart of the city, visitors can stroll through the beautiful garden world, have a picnic, buy a favorite plant, play around, have a cup of coffee and more.

And, of course, there is the Motorboat and Toy Car Museum......

Scandinavia's largest museum of motorboats and toy cars, located in the East Jotland region. The motorboat showroom displays classic motor-driven boats and yachts; The miniature car exhibition hall displays a variety of toys/model cars, toys/model trains, and toys that are popular with children.

The museum uses car models to show visitors the development of automobiles in all aspects, and is an unmissable station for car enthusiasts.

Linköping Castle and Cathedral Museum......

Located in the heart of the city, this medieval museum (Link?ping Castle and Cathedral Museum) shows the development of the castle and cathedral from the 12th century to the Renaissance. Here visitors can visit the 13th-century Bishop's Tower and marvel at the cathedral's unique treasures.

Of course, there are many churches in Swedish cities, and here, too, there is Linköping Cathedral.

With a length of 110 meters and a tower height of 107 meters, Linköping Cathedral is the best-preserved medieval cathedral in Sweden. Built in the 12th century, it was formerly a cruciform chapel, and about a century later, it was decided to rebuild and enlarge it.

In the thirties of the 13th century, this huge reconstruction project began. At first the old church was preserved for daily sacrifices. It was later demolished and incorporated into the rebuilt church. The reconstruction took 300 years and was completed in 1885-86.

The Gothic enclosed arcade of the church houses delicate stone statues and statues of St. Mary, whose ornate cloak of flowers peeks out of one side window and floats over the heads of visitors.

Fun places to visit, as well as the Jinda Canal......

The Kinda region is scenicly and has a well-developed lake system.

The meandering river flows through 15 manual canal locks into downtown Linköping and eventually into Lake Roxon. There are restaurants, cafés, accommodation and other attractions along the canal. Visitors can enjoy the beauty of the Kinda Canal by private water boat, canoe or M/S Kinda cruise.

Linköping, and a science center......

In the Science Center, visitors can learn about common optical phenomena, electrical phenomena and even the principles of the body's physiological responses.

Through experimentation, you will find that things that seem so complex are so simple and easy to understand. There are two warehouses in the center, rectangular and octagonal. On the top floor of the rectangular barn, you can also see reptiles such as lizards and snakes squirming and wriggling......

Ye Chao went to the science center, although he knew that what was shown to tourists here was the good side, and he couldn't see the bad side here.

This is a matter of course, in any country, in any city, in any center in the world, and of course they are showing the good side to others.

As for the bad side, it must be kept secret.

The world is like this, there is good and there is bad, there is light and shadow, and there is good and evil...... 10