On this day, 71 years ago, October 5, 1954 (September 9, 1954 in the lunar calendar), my country established diplomatic relations with Norway. Overlooking Bergen, Norway, the full name is the Kingdom of Norway. It means "the road to the north". Located in the western part of Scandinavia in northern Europe. It borders Sweden to the east, Finland and Russia to the northeast, Denmark across the sea to the south, and the Norwegian Sea to the west. The coastline is 21,000 kilometers long. It covers an area of 386958 square kilometers. The population was 4.348 million (1994), 95% of which were Germanic Norway. The official language is Norway. 90% of the residents believe in the national religion, Christian Lutheran. The capital city, Oslo. More than 70% of the country's area is plateau, mountains and glaciers, and there are many lakes and swamps in the south. There are many fjords and natural harbors along the coast. It has a maritime climate, the coast is affected by the Atlantic Warm Current, and the climate is mild. The average temperature in the capital is 5.9¡æ. The average annual precipitation is 740 mm. Resources include oil, natural gas, coal, iron, titanium, etc. Rich in water resources. The forest area that can be harvested is approximately 6.66 million hectares. The northern coast is a famous fishing ground. As a developed country with modern industries, the offshore oil industry has become an important pillar of the national economy. The per capita GDP is 212, 000 Norway kroner (1995). Agricultural products are mainly feed, and food can only be self-sufficient in half. Animal husbandry is developed. Fisheries are an important traditional economic sector, with 90% of fish products exported. Industries include shipping, hydropower, electricity, metallurgy, papermaking, wood processing, fish product processing and shipbuilding. Magnesium production ranks second in the world. It mainly exports oil, natural gas, non-ferrous metals, various machinery, fish products, and chemical products; imports machinery, electrical equipment, transportation tools, petroleum products, textiles, and food. The shipping industry is developed, and the main ports are Oslo, Trondheim, and Bergen. The total length of railways is 4044 kilometers, and the total length of highways is 89,100 kilometers. A unified kingdom was formed in the 9th century. The 9th to 11th centuries continued to expand outward, and it was its heyday. In 1380, he formed an alliance with Denmark and was controlled by Dan. In 1397, it formed the Kalmar Alliance with Denmark and Sweden headed by Dan. Sweden withdrew in 1532 and Norway remained under Danish rule. It was ceded to Sweden by Dan in 1814. Independence on June 7, 1905 (Independence Day is National Day), Prince Carl of Denmark was elected king and was called King Haakon VII. It was occupied by Germany in April 1940 and liberated in 1945. After the war, the Labour Party, the Conservative Party, alone or in conjunction with other political parties, ruled. In 1957 and 1991, Olaf V and Harald V ascended the throne successively. On October 5, 1954, diplomatic relations were established with China. Residential residences, clean streets and cabins in the town, Tromsdarren Church, Tromsdarren Church, Ulnes Boardwalk Church, have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Tromsø ship in Lofodon, northern Norway, is on display at the Pirate Ship Museum of Norway. Bergen, the second largest city in Norway, the second largest city in Norway, and the largest and most beautiful port on the West Coast. Beautiful scenery of Norway Parliament Beautiful scenery Olesund Oslo Scream Norway Food Olesund Vergrand Sculpture Park Oslo-Hemecron Ski Jump Northern Lights Northern Point Finnmark County Northern Lights Northern Lights Northern Finnmark County Reindeer Northern Norway Sami People Finnmark County King Crab Fishing Fromm Small Train Finnmark County Froon Cable Car Finnmark County Guerangere Fjord Guerangere Fjord Lofoten Islands Seven Sisters Waterfalls of the Lofoten Islands Big octopus of the Lofoten Islands Alpacas of the Lofoten Islands Unnamed pictures of Lofoten Islands Islands Lofoten Islands Sounn Fjord Tromsso Sounn Fjord Sounn Fjord Tromsso Sounn Tounn Fjord Tromsice Tromsso Tromsso Hillcone Ice Hotel Tromsso Aurora Tromsso Sounn Tounn Fjord Tromsso Hillcone Ice Hotel