How weird is Hungary, a small European country? In winter, 'burning money' for heating, singles have to pay taxes
> > You may not imagine that there are countries in the world that have no desires and no desires. In the middle of Europe, there is a country that is so bizarre. With more than 1,000 large and small hot springs, it is called "the country of hot springs", and there are "Chinese dishes" such as potato beef soup and braised beef noodles. This country with a strong oriental plot is Hungary. Many people I can't understand why we need to "burn money" for heating in winter here? Is everyone a "billionaire"? >
Life is precious, and love is more expensive. If it is for freedom, both can be thrown away. I believe that many people are not unfamiliar with this poem. It was written by the famous Hungarian poet Petofi. The country that loves learning the most is also the country that loves to read books. There is a library for every 500 people. The education level is generally high, and the public transportation in Hungary is also very developed. Trams, buses and subways are all over the city. Although Hungary has a sense of existence It is very low, but it is one of the first countries in the world to have access to the subway. There are many men and women, and the facial features are exquisite. Most of the people live a holiday-style life. It is unexpected that Hungary relies on "burning money" to keep warm in winter. ,what on earth is it? Let's look down.
Can you believe it? Hungary relies on "burning money" for heating in winter. Is it because there is too much money? What is the unknown reason behind it? Because Hungary is located in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere, it is the intersection of three climates including the temperate continental climate. Therefore, the climate here varies greatly, and the temperature difference between different parts of the country is also obvious. The annual average temperature in Hungary is 10.8 degrees. The hottest temperature in summer can reach 34.5 degrees.
In winter, it is not very cold, with an average temperature of about minus 1 degree, but something strange is that people here actually "burn money" to keep warm in winter. It turns out that Hungary is the only company in the world that recycles worn paper money every year and uses it as fuel It is understood that the country burns about 3 billion yuan a year. Although it sounds unbelievable, it is true. They recycle nearly 1 billion US dollars of paper money every year, and then press them into "money bricks" and burn them as coal.
One kilogram of coal requires 5 million Hungarian banknotes. Just put it together with a small amount of wood, the whole room can be very warm, so every year, tens of millions of Hungarian banknotes are sent to the capital to make banknotes and coal. , which can not only provide heating for the citizens, but also effectively use the worn banknotes, and also save the country nearly one-third of the heating bill every year. Such casual and willful "local tyrants" ideas are rare in the world, but The most bizarre thing is more than that. Even single people have to pay taxes here. Is it wrong to be single? Let's look down.
Can you imagine it? The single aristocrats in Hungary have to pay taxes, but they can't be a "single dog" safely. For a long time, the ratio of men and women in Hungary has been seriously imbalanced, and local girls have to worry about marriage matters, and even find a boyfriend. This is a problem, coupled with the relatively low population of Hungary, which indirectly leads to a low fertility rate. In order to solve the problem of single people, the government has introduced a single tax policy for single people, and the tax rate is not low, at 5% of personal income. To 10%, even if you watch others throw dog food, you have to pay for being single.
Many Chinese people bluntly say that they do not dare to be single after reading it. In addition to these strange regulations, there are many strange things in Hungary that are incredible. First of all, Hungarians have the same name as China. On the other hand, the main population composition of Hungary is also different from that of mainstream European countries, so it is also called "European orphan". Secondly, although Hungarian beer is not the best in Europe, it is of good quality, but you can't clink glasses when drinking.
In 1848, Hungary still belonged to Austria. They had 13 Hungarian generals executed for independence. When a general was executed, the Austrians would clink a glass. Later, in order to commemorate the 13 generals, the Hungarians would never clink a glass when drinking. In the impression of many people, Hungary seems to be the same as when it was labeled as Austria, but today, this wonderful little country is also developing rapidly. What do you think of this? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area below, see you next time!