Finland

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Calm, which can be mistaken for depression or rudeness. Independent, honest. Finland is an amazing country: there are clean forests and rivers, the Internet works everywhere, and the people are friendly and law-abiding. Finns are honest people and take others at their word. An oral agreement has the same force in Finland as a sealed agreement. Therefore, many Finnish companies do not have seals. A phone forgotten on a bench will most likely return to its owner: the finder will hand it over to the police if he cannot contact the owner. And proverbs teach: “It is better to be an honest sinner than a pious deceiver”, “you will deceive others for a day, you will deceive yourself for the rest of your life.” The police do not take bribes More than 90% of the Finnish population trusts the police - this figure is higher than that of the president, parliament, and government. The police have earned trust through professionalism, friendliness and integrity. Here it is impossible to give a bribe so that a policeman will turn a blind eye to breaking the law. The Finns know for sure: law enforcement officers will not accept bribes, but the offeror will be arrested. He loves coffee. In terms of alcohol consumption per capita, Finland ranks third in the world, behind the first two France and Italy. Alcohol in Finland is insanely expensive. Skates for skating on ice were invented on the territory of modern Finland. He knows how and loves to skate. Finland has more saunas than people.

Appearance

Skin the color of the Finnish flag, snow-white hair, slightly tousled, blue eyes. On the head is a white hat with a pompom and ears, and there are blue patterns on the cap. There are also mountain glasses on the hat. Dressed in a white, slightly baggy white jacket with fur on his shoulders, and a black sweater with patterns and a small pocket on the chest. His facial expression is often relaxed. There is a white scarf around the neck, slightly covering the face.