Finland, the birthplace of Santa Claus, is known as "the island of thousands of islands" and "the country of thousand lakes".

1/4 of them are in the Arctic Circle, and the northernmost part has 73 days in the summer. The sun does not fall below the horizon, and in the winter there is no sun for 51 days.

Finland's harsh climate and special geographical location and history make the Finns extremely rich in Nordic Europe.

The earliest inhabitants of Finland were the lap people, so Finland was also called Lapland. After that, the Finns moved in and established the Grand Duchy of Finland.

It was ruled by Sweden in the latter half of twelfth Century.

The Finns are introverted and low-key, but in fact, they are full of national pride. They do not drift with the tide of globalization, but firmly uphold their traditional culture.

Finland lies in the north of Europe.

Bordering Sweden, Norway and Russia, the southern Gulf of Finland and the west coast of pennia.

The coastline is 1100 kilometers long.

Finland's traditional costumes are very rich in Nordic national characteristics.