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Gabrovo/Gabrovo:

An industrial city in north-central Bulgaria. The capital of Gabrovo region. It is located in the upper valley of the Yantra River on the northern slope of the Balkan Mountains. It is located on the main transportation route from the Danube River to Kazanlak and Thrace through the Shipka Gorge. Population 82,000 (1983). At the beginning of the 18th century, it was a famous textile and handicraft industry center. There are cotton textile, wool textile, textile machinery manufacturing, electric crane manufacturing, plastics, leather and other industries. Tourism is booming. The National Humor Festival is held every year, and the biennial World Caricature Exhibition is also held here.

Everyone here grows roses; on the outskirts of the city there is the world's largest rose garden - Rose Valley. Therefore, Gabrovo is known as the "Rose City".

Humor is Gabrovo’s greatest characteristic. The people of Gablovo have a great sense of humor and are good at making jokes to satirize others or themselves, so they have won the reputation of “Europe’s Laughing Capital”. They are also known for their stinginess. The protagonists in the joke are stingier than the other, making people laugh. There is a Humor Museum in the city, which exhibits various comics, humorous stories, etc.

In the 14th century, this small town got its name from a big tree called "Gabul". A market was built under the large trees with lush foliage, and the development of the market attracted handicraft workshops. By the 17th century, it became the most famous handicraft and commercial center in the Balkans. In the 19th century, the city already had 26 handicraft industries, and its textiles, ceramics and iron products were exported to all parts of the Ottoman Empire. By 1947, there were more than 230 factories here and it became an important industrial area in Bulgaria, even known as the "Manchester of Bulgaria".

There is a popular joke in Bulgaria: In a winter when water dripped into ice, all the cats in Gabrovo had their tails cut off. It turns out that the Gabrovo people discovered that short-tailed cats can enter and leave the house faster than cats with long tails. Therefore, simply cutting off the cat's tail can shorten the time it takes to open the door, and less heat will escape indoors, thus saving some money on fuel. Although people regard this legend as a joke to mock the Gabrovo people, the Gabrovo people are not embarrassed at all. They even used a cat with its tail cut off as the city emblem, and in today's increasingly tense environment, they humorously posted a slogan - "To save energy, please cut off the cat's tail!" In Gabrovo , the content of the jokes is almost all related to being prudent and good at saving money. There is a joke: An Englishman and a Gabrovo man were traveling by train together. The Gabrovo man had to run out in a hurry at every station and then run back breathless. "Why are you always running around?" the British asked in surprise. The Gabrovo man wiped the sweat from his head and replied seriously: "I just saw a doctor not long ago. He said that I am terminally ill and may die at any time. In order not to waste money, I only Buy a ticket for the next stop.”

There are even more vitriolic ridicules for the Gabrovo people. For example, when fans were popular, the women of Gabrovo did not use them to fan themselves, but shook their heads toward the fans in order not to wear them out; when feeding horses, they first put light green clothes on their horses. glasses, and then pour the sawdust into the manger, so that the horse will treat the sawdust as fodder and eat it.