Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein is a pocket-sized country in the heart of Europe. Located in the Rhine Valley at the foot of the Alps, it is sandwiched between Switzerland and Austria. Its land area is only 160 square kilometers, only 1/100 of Beijing, so small that it's easier to find your hometown on the map than it, and it's hard to trace its shadow even in the footnotes of history books. Although the population of Liechtenstein is less than 40,000, the country is still divided into 36 provinces. The capital, Vaduz, is also a small town of about 5,000 people, composed of 15 villages. Even so, the people of Liechtenstein have propped up the world's second highest per capita GDP by selling stamps. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Liechtenstein, Liechtenstein has issued this commemorative stamp this year. If you rent this country, as soon as you set foot in Liechtenstein, you will be arranged to receive the symbolic 'national key' in the parliament building. Afterwards, you can taste wine at the winery of the national head, Prince Hans Adam II. Or go skiing in the Alps, and then take a flat-bottomed sled or horse-drawn carriage to tour the capital Vaduz. In addition, all police are on standby for you. Because the locals are very simple and low-key, the crime rate is ridiculously low, so the 'main job' of the police... Is mainly to answer the questions encountered by tourists during the trip.