A high-welfare country, the three countries divided half of the land, and now they are in turn to grab it, the choice of immigrants
Every small country on the planet has the same fate, either constrained by its neighbors (e.g., Bhutan) or with less and less territory (as powerful as Mexico, which was also cut 2.37 million square kilometers by the United States). Luxembourg in Europe is different, it was divided between three neighbors and the border was not divided until 2007, but now, it has been successful in attracting young talents from neighboring countries with generous treatment.
The history of the Kingdom of Luxembourg is like a tragic "Invasion Textbook": in '93, the church was turned into an ancient castle, and in the days of the Holy Roman Empire, it became the private property of the Counts of Luxembourg. Before the 19th century, Luxembourg had already experienced many changes of hands, such as the Grand Duke of Burgundy, for example, in order to seize a city, he did not hesitate to intermarry with other countries, but the Spanish royal family was eventually reduced from more than 10,000 square kilometers to 2,586 square kilometers because of the lack of inheritance.
And that's not all, Luxembourg was also influenced by Europe: in 1648, France fell into a civil war, and Spain, after its defeat, shipped Luxembourg and her daughter back to France as her funerary goods. In the 18th century, Spain caused a bloody storm in Europe in order to compete for the Spanish throne, Luxembourg was ceded to Austria, and Napoleon took turns ruling the "country of a thousand castles" located on the two roads of Germany and France in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, and France.
Not to mention the war-torn Middle Ages, although Luxembourg declared neutrality before the First World War, during the Franco-German War, it was occupied by Germany, the country's only remaining railway was used to transport arms, citizens were forbidden to enter France, and food shortages even led to the starvation of hundreds of people. Luxembourg, which had reasserted its neutrality before the Second World War, still fell into German hands, and this time it was even more "excessive" than the First World War, because it had become a German fiefdom. However, none of this could destroy the people of Luxembourg, who survived the Second World War.
After World War II, Luxembourg joined NATO, the European Union, the European Union, the European Union, the Eurozone and many other countries, among which Luxembourg contributed a lot of efforts and funds, in order to curry favor with other countries and avoid another invasion. Fortunately, Luxembourg is rich in iron ore, which is why it developed rapidly after World War II, and in the seventies, its steel industry began to decline, becoming the world's top banking and financial institution, which is why it enjoyed the "world's first" treatment.
When asked what Luxembourgers think of their three neighbors, France, Germany, Belgium, the answer is usually mixed. Happily, Luxembourg has a well-developed economy and good welfare package, and even in terms of average wages and national happiness, it is much higher than that of its neighbors. Angry, he spent so much money, and was actually bullied by three other countries, even the town of Gourvey, which is close to the French border, had to be pointed at, and after six land changes, the border was finally determined in 2007.
The same is true of the German game (which always seems to be bullied), where the two countries are separated by the Saar River, starting from the town of Pont in Luxembourg and then to the German city of Bolundorf, and finally the driver in Luxembourg gets involved in a traffic accident that causes the city of Bolendorf to move its border to two kilometers from the town of Schengen (formerly known as the town of Regen). In the end, Luxembourg finally "conceded" and accepted the border, paying £6.7 million to exchange all the information for maps, road signs and a global navigation system.
In fact, Belgium and Luxembourg have good relations (even in the Middle Ages, four small towns fell), and the border between the two countries has always run through the city of Matrand**, but there has never been any conflict between the two countries, and now it has become a residential area in Luxembourg, a residential area in Luxembourg, a refueling area. What's even more ridiculous is that the Belgians also joked that they not only had to buy oil, but also European wines, and Luxembourg could enjoy tax exemption, so their wines were sold abroad for about 20% less.
When it comes to special treatment, Luxembourg is a member of the United Nations and a member of Europe's "third capital".At a time when Germany, Italy, France and other countries were troubled by rising tariffs, Luxembourg had abandoned heavy industry, bought a large number of daily necessities at low prices, and even bought cheap agricultural goods from Albania, and then returned to the country in the name of tax relief.
Thus, in less than 30 years, Luxembourg has gone from a small country where "everyone can be bullied" to a very developed country, and in 2019 it is expected that the country's GDP per capita will reach $125,000, which is 4 times that of France, 3 times that of Germany, and 3 times that of Belgium. High wages are the first choice of young people in the surrounding three countries, Luxembourg housing prices are very high, prices are also high, but some things are still relatively expensive, which is why so many young people in Luxembourg are willing to come here to work, just to be able to buy some cheap daily necessities here, and then go home to rest.
Many people choose to emigrate because Luxembourg** offers a constant allowance for three hours: $4,000 a year for children until the age of 18All tuition fees are free, and the university scholarship is €17,000;If you have two children, you can get a year and a half of leave and a monthly leave of 500 to 3,000 eurosUnemployed people receive unemployment benefits of €1,500 per month,** and they are also offered jobs. Low-income family members receive an allowance of between €1,000 and €10,000 per month;The subsidy for the first home buyer is €10,000 and €300 per month thereafter. Who doesn't yearn for such a country?