Helsinki 赫爾辛基 <h3> Do you know which city is called<font color="#167efb">"Daughter of the Baltic</font>" （波羅的海的女兒）?</h3><h3> It is ,named Helsinki ,the capital of The Republic of Finland.You can feel the <font color="#39b54a">profound cultural connotation</font> here.</h3> Tuomoiokirkko 圖奧莫約科 <h3> Located in front of the Parliament Square, Helsinki Cathedral is <font color="#ed2308">the most famous</font></h3><h3><font color="#ed2308"></font> building in Helsinki.</h3><h3><br></h3><h3><font color="#39b54a"> The Green Vault is very eye-catching.</font></h3><h3><font color="#b04fbb">No matter in any corner of the city, you can</font></h3><h3><font color="#b04fbb"> see this extraordinary Ivory greedn roof building, so it is also known as the white </font><font color="#b04fbb">church</font>.</h3><h3><font color="#b04fbb"><br></font></h3><h3><font color="#ff8a00"> Here you can feel the classical flavor（風(fēng)味） of </font><font color="#ff8a00">the city</font></h3> National Museum <h3><font color="#010101"> As a cultural city, Helsinki has the largest </font></h3><h3><font color="#010101">library and several large museums in the country. The most complete national </font><font color="#010101">m</font><font color="#010101">u</font><font color="#010101">s</font><font color="#010101">e</font><font color="#010101">um</font><font color="#010101"> </font><font color="#010101">of Finnish history, </font><font color="#b04fbb">mainly introduces Finnish history, prehistory, architectural history and ethnic history. </font><font color="#010101">（</font>芬蘭歷史、史前史、建筑史和民族史。）<font color="#ff8a00">Athena（雅典娜） art museum</font> is a collection of representative works of famous Finnish painters.</h3> City Landscape <h3> When you<font color="#167efb"> walk on</font> the streets of the cityou will also feel the cool wind is full of a <font color="#b04fbb">strong sense of history.</font></h3> History <h3>Helxinki has unique architectures and a long time history.The city was founded in 1550 and was moved to new address in 1640.In 1917,it became the capital of Finland.</h3> Food <h3> </h3><h3>Finnish cuisine has elements from Western Europe, Scandinavia and Russia. Table manners are European. Breakfast can be very rich. Growing nutritional awareness has turned Finns from once heavy greasy to lighter foods </h3><h3><font color="#b04fbb">KARJALANPIIRAKKA</font>（卡累利阿派）</h3><h3>This dessert originally originated in the Karelia region in Eastern Finland, which is also the mysterious origin of the Finnish national epic "Kalevala." This magnificent epic compiled in the 19th century has become an important part of the Finnish national identity.</h3><h3>Karelia Pie, just the right size in his hand, put it in his mouth and took a bite, and he was never willing to put it down again. The bottom of the snack is made of rye, and the filling is made of potatoes, rice or carrots. It would be even more delicious if you covered it with egg butter! </h3><h3><font color="#ff8a00">Fish pies</font>（魚餡餅） </h3><h3>Fish pies are similar to Karelia pies, but they are larger and use fish as a raw material. The pie is usually stuffed with white trout, a small fish that is common in the lakes of Eastern Finland and is somewhat similar to herring. Fish pie used to be a popular lunch box because it contained all the ingredients needed for a big lunch. </h3><h3><font color="#167efb">GrILLIMAKKARA</font>（烤肉腸）</h3><h3>How can it be a perfect Finnish summer without a barbecue sausage? These big, fat barbecue sausages should be served with mustard and beer. Finns love barbecue intestines. The children also grew up in summer huts eating barbecue sausages for dessert. Well, in the winter, they also have barbecue sausages around the campfire.</h3> Animals <h3><br></h3><h3>Finland has vast verdant forests, beautiful Baltics islands, windy Arctic hills and countless blue lakes (some say it has as many as 187888).</h3><h3><font color="#b04fbb">Lynx</font>（猞猁）</h3><h3>In recent years, these beautiful large cats have more and more forests in Finland. But they are difficult to find because they have excellent vision, smell and hearing and are able to stay away from humans.</h3><h3><font color="#ff8a00">Cygnus cygnus</font>（大天鵝）</h3><h3>The elegant white swan is the national bird of Finland. Swans and cranes returned in droves from the southern winter area and were sincerely welcomed by Finnish nature enthusiasts because it heralded the long-anticipated arrival of spring.</h3><h3><font color="#167efb">Saimaannorppa</font>（塞馬湖環(huán)斑海豹）</h3><h3>After the Ice Age, these rare inland seals were forced to isolate from the sea and remained in Lake Seema, Finland's largest lake. Today, they have already adapted to this freshwater home. Thanks to protective measures in Finland, the number of ringspot seals in Lake Seima has recently increased to 300, but it is still a highly endangered species.</h3><h3><font color="#167efb">Lapland owl</font>（拉普蘭貓頭鷹）</h3><h3>These huge northern owls have concentric rings around their eyes and always look surprised. If someone approaches their nests or owls, they can become very aggressive.</h3><h3>Mustela erminea（白鼬）</h3><h3>White winter skunks can hide well in the snow. Some finnish forest animals take off their summer coats in autumn and turn white in winter. The snow-covered forest may seem dead at first glance until you notice the many footprints left by animals and birds.</h3> <h3> This is the place you have to come in your life. <font color="#b04fbb">Come on, watch the snow in Helsinki and feel the beauty of the city.</font></h3>