Tell me something about Germany.

Germans are very practical, and everything is honest and reliable. Take their buildings as an example. Although the style is not beautiful, it is unpretentious, neat and generous. Every material, such as glass, locks, hinges, buttons, switches, lampshades, curtains, clothes hangers, etc. , is firm and firm, even if it is extremely small. They would rather be heavy than sloppy. In Germany, every building, every piece of furniture and every piece of equipment seems to be planning for a century. Everything destroyed by war should be restored to its original state when it is repaired. This is not to be old-fashioned, but to show that things in Germany are solid and reliable and not easy to damage.

In dealing with people, they are serious and formal, but honest and reliable. If you meet an unknown German on the road, it seems impossible to talk and laugh with him, but if you ask him for directions, he will take pains to help you. He doesn't know, he will ask others for you, or accompany you on a long trip, so you must understand. A German car driver, because he sent his employer to the wrong place, immediately drove back, apologized to his employer, sent him to the place he wanted to go, and exempted the fare for the latter part of the journey.

The industrious habits of Germans are also commendable. Usually people get up at dawn to clean the yard. Shop assistants and office staff will come to the company around 7: 30 to clean the doors and windows and sort out the goods. They open their doors one after another around 8 o'clock, and they don't rest at noon, and some even close their doors until 6 o'clock in the afternoon. Smaller shops are open as usual at night. Every Saturday at four o'clock in the afternoon, all the shops are closed and closed on Sundays (except catering). Usually, there are few idle people on the road, and even the entertainment places on weekdays are deserted. Only on weekends, parks, theaters, museums, suburbs and places of interest are crowded with tourists.

The seriousness of the Germans may belong to the world-famous category, but what is this seriousness? Many people may not quite understand it. When everyone arrived in Germany, he thought he only understood the seriousness from his own point of view.

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