75 years ago today, on May 9, 1950 (March 23, 1950 lunar calendar), our country established diplomatic relations with Sweden. Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, has a bird's-eye view of Sweden. The full name of Sweden is the Kingdom of Sweden. Meaning "relatives", evolved from the name of the medieval Sivian country. It is located in the eastern half of Scandinavia in Northern Europe. It covers an area of more than 440,000 square kilometers. The population 8.84 million (1995), 90% are Swedes of Germanic descent. The official language is Swedish. 95% of the residents believe in the state religion, Christian Lutheranism. The capital is Stockholm. Rich in iron reserves, in addition to lead, zinc, aluminum, uranium, gold, silver and other minerals. Rich in hydraulic resources. 57% forest coverage. Implement a "mixed economy" that combines developed private industry and commerce with a relatively complete state-run public service sector. In 1995, the per capita GDP was 25,926 US dollars. The name of the currency is Swedish Krona. Food, meat, eggs, and milk are more than self-sufficient, and vegetables and fruits are imported. Industries include mining, machinery manufacturing, power equipment, automobiles, pulp and paper, chemicals, forest industry, and construction. Mainly export all kinds of machinery, transportation equipment, special steel products, household appliances, pulp and paper, chemical artisan and pharmaceutical products; import petroleum and its products, machinery, textiles, and chemical products. There are 10,919 kilometers of railways and 205,000 kilometers of highways. The largest port, Gothenburg. In the 11th century, a unified country was formed. In 1157, Finland was annexed. Since 1397, it has been a member of the Kalmar Union controlled by Denmark. The overthrow of Danish rule in 1523 began a period of strength. In the 16th and 17th centuries, he occupied large tracts of land in what is now Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Poland and Germany and established the Swedish Baltic Kingdom. In 1718, he declined after losing the war with Russia, Denmark and Poland. In 1809, he was defeated again and gave Finland to Russia. In 1814, he defeated Denmark and gained Norway and formed the Swedish-Norwegian Alliance. In 1905, he became independent from the Swedish-Norwegian Alliance. He remained neutral in both World Wars. After the war, the Social Democratic Party ruled alone or in coalition with other parties. June 6 is National Day. Diplomatic relations with China were established on May 9, 1950. Kalmar Cathedral Stockholm, the capital of Sweden, is also the largest city in the country. Stockholm National Museum Stockholm Parliament Building Swedish Style Swedish Style Swedish Style Swedish Style Swedish Style Swedish Style Twist Building The night view is intoxicating, the lights are reflected on the lake, and the beauty is intoxicating. The sea of flowers Beautiful Swedish scenery Sweden's National Day in Helsingborg, Sweden. Since 1983, Sweden's National Day has been celebrated on June 6th. It is a day of high summer in Sweden, and it is past ten o'clock in the evening. Gooseberries, whether wild or cultivated, gooseberries are found all over Sweden. They can be used for syrup or fruit plates. Three-masted sailing boats in the port area of Gothenburg. Fishing huts on the west coast of Smogen. White caribou, reindeer husbandry is one of the important jobs of the Sami people. Kayaking Princess Cake is Sweden's most viewed cake, made of cream, vanilla, powdered sugar. Music Festival Lucia Festival, December 13th is Sweden's Lucia Festival, symbolizing the coming of light in the dark winter. The Malmö seaside has now been turned from an industrial area into a residential area. Hot air balloon rides in Stockholm are a rare experience under summer skies. Segel Square is Stockholm's main square, built by Swedish sculptor Johan