What kind of country is Estonia?
Estonia is completely a paradise on earth. The air quality in Tallinn is very good. It's worth seeing and feeling different exotic style.
So, today I'd like to show you what kind of country Estonia is.
The basic situation of Estonia
Estonia is known as the "back garden of Europe" and the "tiger of the Baltic Sea" because of its dense lakes, vast boundless forests and swamps, and its high-speed and developed economy.
Land area: 4.53 square kilometers, population: 1.319 million, capital: Tallinn, the country is divided into 15 provinces and 254 cities and towns, per capita income: 22,928 US dollars, according to this calculation, the average monthly income of each estonian has exceeded 10,000, Estonia is one of the most developed countries in the world, and its economic level is among the best in developed countries.
History of Estonia
In the 12th and 13th centuries, Estonian tribes united with each other during the German invasion and formed the Estonian nation. After the 13th century, the weak Estonia was successively occupied by Denmark, Prussia, Poland, Sweden and other countries. After 1710, Estonia was occupied by the Russian Empire.
After World War I, Estonia gained independence with the help of Germany. Estonia entered the Soviet Union 20 years later and enjoyed a high degree of autonomy during this period. However, most people have always worked hard for national independence. After some twists and turns, Estonia gained independence on August 20, 1991 and joined the United Nations that year.
Estonia economy
After Estonia regained its independence, it quickly got rid of the Soviet economic system and adopted economic policies that were in line with its own reality, thus achieving rapid economic take-off. The leading position in Estonia economy is agriculture industry, service industry, tourism and other industries. The service industry provides 362,900 jobs. Several industries cooperate with each other so that Estonia enjoys the title of "Tiger of the Baltic Sea".
From an economic point of view, Estonia overall economic level is indeed high, and it is a highly developed country. Therefore, we should take a path that suits us according to the actual situation of our country.
Some things about Estonia
1. The male to female ratio in Estonia is quite different, reaching a staggering 7.2%. This means that the female population in this country is higher than that of males. According to relevant data, the total population of Estonia is 1.319 million, of which the male population is 600,000 and the female population is : 694,000, from which it can be seen that Estonian women are worried about marrying.
Estonia is also supportive of transnational marriages in order to solve the problem of beautiful women’s worries about marriage, but don’t think transnational marriages are simple, after all, differences in culture and life may cause family conflicts.
2. The Internet penetration rate of Estonia has reached 80%, which is also higher than the world average of 42%. The extremely high Internet penetration rate has made Estonia the first country in the world to adopt online voting.
In 2003, the Estonians developed the instant messaging tool Skype, which had 700 million users in its heyday, but was acquired by Microsoft and its growth gradually disappeared.
3. The forest cover rate in Estonia has reached 48%, and the natural ecosystem is very good, basically people maintaining the original state.
4. According to relevant surveys, 80% of the residents of Estonia do not believe in any religion, and only a few believe in the Orthodox christianity. Therefore, there are very few churches in Estonia.
5. Estonian language is more advanced than Finnish, but its grammar is so complicated that it has become one of the most difficult languages to learn in the world. However, due to historical reasons, most estonians speak Russian.
6. During World War II, Estonia was too weak and unable to control its destiny, resulting in 7.3% of estonians dying in the war, and another 20%-25% of them went into exile due to war.
7. Estonia is a country rich in tourism resources. Its unique medieval castles, beautiful national parks, and unforgettable Baltic Sea scenery attracting countless people every year.
8. The population of Estonia is mainly concentrated in Tallinn: 480,700, Tartu: 150,200, Narva: 85,000. From the perspective of population distribution, most cities in Estonia have less population.
9. Estonian police officers are extremely efficient. As long as they receive a report, they will rush to the scene within a few minutes. At the same time, Estonia also impose huge penalties on drunk driving, while not every place in estonia can smoke, once you smoke in the wrong place, it is possible to suffered a fine.
Summary:
Each country has its own unique system. Estonia has rapidly developed its national economy by relying on unique economic measures, so as to become one of the countries with the highest income in the world.
