On this day, 76 years ago, October 5, 1949 (August 14, 1949 in the lunar calendar), my country established diplomatic relations with Romania. Bran Castle near Brasov is also known as the "Vampire Castle". Romania, a southern European country. Named after the national name, it means the country of the Romani people. It is located in the northeastern part of the Balkans, covering an area of 237500 square kilometers. The population was 22.65 million (1995), with Romania accounting for approximately 89.4% and Hungarian accounting for 7.1%. The official language is Romania. The main religion is Orthodox. The capital, Bucharest. Mineral deposits include oil, natural gas, coal, bauxite, gold, iron, manganese, antimony, uranium, etc. Forest coverage is 26%. Rich in water resources. The per capita gross social output value was 239,700 lei (1992). Agricultural products include wheat, corn, sugar beets, potatoes, rye, etc. Raise cattle, pigs, and sheep. Industries include steel, petroleum, machinery, chemistry, electricity, textiles, food, papermaking, and sugar production. It mainly exports machinery, equipment, transportation tools, chemical products, furniture and daily industrial goods; imports energy and raw materials, machinery, equipment and daily consumer goods. The state of Dacia was established around 70 BC. It was conquered by the Roman Empire in 106 and gradually formed the Romania nation. In the 14th century, two feudal duchies, Wallachia and Moldova, were established. After 1526, it became a dependent state of the Ottoman Empire. 1541 The Autonomous Principality of Transylvania was formed. Wallachia and Moldova merged in 1859 and was called Romania since 1862, but it still belonged to the Ottoman Empire. Independence on May 9, 1877. In 1881, it was renamed the Kingdom of Romania. In 1918, Bessarabia, Bukovina, and Transylvania respectively announced their merger with Romania, forming a unified nation-state. During World War II, Antonescu's regime joined the fascist Alliance. On August 23, 1944, the Communist Party of Romania led an armed uprising and overthrew the Angolan regime. The People's Republic of Romania was established on December 30, 1947. In 1965, it was renamed the Socialist Republic of Romania. From 1944 to 1965, Georgiu Dezhi was the highest leader of the party and the country, and in 1965 Nikolai Ceausescu took over. On December 22, 1989, the Qi regime was overthrown and the name was changed to Romania. December 1 (1918) is National Day. On October 5, 1949, diplomatic relations were established with China. Romania maps NATO anti-missile system. In 2015, Romania will host Europe's first NATO anti-missile system. Romania leu, Romania 1924 leu. The National Dance Troupe of the Parliament Building of Romania performs at the University of Bucharest Corcea Hospital, one of the most modern hospitals in Romania. Murals in the inner courtyard of Pelez Castle in the Junedoara County Reserve, Voronec Temple, the entrance to the Sinaya Monastery Church, a cabin on Lake Balea A castle, Neo-RennaisancePeles Castle, built in 1873 and 1914. Temple of Athena, the Temple of Athena in Bucharest, Romania was built in 1888. Iasi Cathedral is the largest Orthodox church in Romania. Peisaj Mountain in Romania is a famous almond cake in Romania. Sphinx on Mount Bucec Bell Tower of Segerschora Romania Autumn Castle Bucharest Library Arnota Abbey Children in national costumes Bain Castle Children holding Romanian flag Cozia Monastery Fagarascitadelle Hunedoara Medieval Castle Muddy Volcano Easter Egg National Art Museum Bucharest Annoying Kretulescu Palace Pelisor Castle Savings Bank Palace Romania Winter Voronet Monastery Traditional Rural Museum Traditional Country House Traditional Summer Winter scenery of Mount Bucec on Sunday