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Are the streets of northern Europe really full of handsome guys?
No, it's just that all the selected photos we see are handsome guys, which doesn't mean that everyone there is handsome, which is unequal; In other words, photos that are not so good-looking will not be so widely circulated. Photos with high heat are naturally handsome, but it doesn't mean that everyone on the street there is handsome, and the proportion of handsome guys will indeed be higher.

The historical backgrounds of the five Nordic countries are closely linked, and their lifestyles, religions and social and political systems are similar. Politically, although not the same institution, they all participate in the Nordic Council. The pan-Scandinavian movement tried to unify Denmark, Norway and Sweden into one country in the19th century.

With the independence of Finland in the early 20th century and Iceland in the middle 20th century, this movement expanded to the establishment of modern Nordic cooperation organizations, including the Nordic Council.

There are two language families, namely North Germanic branch of Indo-European Germanic family (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish and Icelandic) and Finnish-Ugric (Finnish) of Ural family. The religion with the largest proportion of believers in the five countries is Christianity and Lutheranism, and they are all highly developed countries.