Luxembourg, a permanently neutral country of art

A permanently neutral country - Luxembourg ●Basic information ☘️Land area and location: Located in northwestern Europe, it is a landlocked country with an area of 2,586.4 square kilometers. It borders Germany to the east, France to the south, and Belgium to the west and north. ○Capital: Luxembourg City, one of the economic and administrative centers of the European Union. ○Official language: Luxembourgish is the national language, French is used for legislation, and Luxembourgish, German, and French can be used for administrative affairs. ○Political system: A constitutional monarchy, it is the world's only sovereign grand duchy, and the current Grand Duke is Henri. 🎬History: In ancient times, it was part of Gaul and was later conquered by the Romans. After the Franks invaded, it became part of the Frankish Kingdom. In 963, it became the territory of Count Siegfried of Ardennes, and in 1060, the territory of Luxembourg was basically formed. In 1308, Count Henry IV of Luxembourg was elected Holy Roman Emperor, founding the House of Luxembourg. In the 18th century, it was annexed by France, restored in 1815, and became independent in 1867. It was occupied by Germany during both World Wars and liberated in 1944. Since then, it has actively participated in international cooperation. 🎉Economy ○Financial services: It is one of the world's top financial centers, with many international banks and financial institutions having branches here. ○Steel manufacturing: The global steel manufacturer ArcelorMittal is headquartered in Luxembourg, and the steel industry has a long history and advanced technology. ○Information and communication technology: This industry has developed rapidly, becoming a new driver of economic growth and attracting many related companies and talents. 😋Social life ○Social security: The social welfare system is well-developed, covering many areas such as healthcare, education, and pensions, ensuring a good quality of life for residents. ○Education: High-quality educational resources, 11 years of compulsory education, and a high level of education have produced a large number of high-quality talents. ○Transportation: Well-developed transportation infrastructure, convenient public transportation, and free for the public, making it easy for residents to travel. 🖼️Cultural features ○Architectural style: The Old Town and fortifications of Luxembourg City are a World Cultural Heritage site, with many Gothic and Renaissance buildings, such as the Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Petrusse Valley, creating a unique cityscape. ○Cuisine: A fusion of the surrounding countries' specialties, with local specialties such as Luxembourg sausage and cheesecake, as well as high-quality wines. ○Festivals: Traditional festivals such as Luxembourg National Day, during which various celebrations are held, such as parades and concerts, attracting the participation of locals and tourists.