The City of Clocks and Watches Switzerland（瑞士）PPT
Q: What do you know about Switzerland？1. Geographical location and history of...
Q: What do you know about Switzerland？1. Geographical location and history of Switzerland 2. Swiss Watches 3. Swiss food 4The customs of SwitzerlandThe geography and history of SwitzerlandThe Swiss Confederation is located in central Europe. Switzerland is bordered by Germany to the north, France to the west, Italy to the south, Austria and Liechtenstein to the east. Throughout the plateau and mountain - based, known as the "Roof of Europe".A series of complex events in Swiss history have led to the cultural differences in Switzerland todayIts history is a history of events on the battlefields of the Alps in Europe, as well as a saga of the efforts of the local people to prevent foreign invaders from occupying their land.Swiss clocks and WatchesWhen religious strife in France led to a massacre in the late 16th century, huguenots following Calvin fled to Switzerland, bringing with them the know-how to make clocks and watchesSwiss CuisineBarley porridgeA Swiss lunch favorite, a thick corn soup from TicinoFondue:One of the traditional cheese dietsChocolate:Milk chocolate was invented by Swiss Daniel PetreSwiss SceneryJungfrau, SwitzerlandRhine falls,Palais des Nations, SwitzerlandBayeler GalleryThe customs of SwitzerlandThe Swiss Catholic rite survives to this day. On festival days, people wear national costumes, sing, dance and pray. Children's Festival, also known as "crazy festival", participants put on masks, tie bags of green peas to their pants, and chase each other.At this time, even priests wear masks and participate in the ceremony with the people. In mountainous areas, villagers dress in splendid costumes and bands play music. After the ceremony, the priest also went to the residents' homes to pray and bless the prosperity of people and livestock.Onion sectionIt is held every year in Bern on the Monday of the fourth week in November. The festival has a history of three and a half centuries. It's the second biggest holiday after Christmas. The day in addition to onion trading, other markets are also very activeQ: At the end of my speech, I think you have some knowledge of Switzerland.Welcome to Switzerland
