How much does Liechtenstein love China people?

Liechtenstein welcomes the people of China very much. Liechtenstein may be a small country occupied by China. Vaduz's information column introduces the basic information of the country, including German, English and French, and the fourth one is actually Chinese. The clocks on the streets of vaduz are even marked with China characters.

The cultural exchange between China and Lebanon began in 1980s. Literary, artistic and sports groups from China visited Lien Chan, and painters from the two countries also exchanged visits. Liechtenstein people love music, and almost every village has its own club, which meets once a week and sings folk songs. Almost every village has a small orchestra or brass band.

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The traditional dress in Liechtenstein is that men wear tweed hats, jackets and tights, while women wear deeply pleated skirts and a very chic hat.

The vast majority of Liechtenstein residents are Roman Catholics. Every Sunday, the country is full of happy atmosphere. People in rural areas, towns and mountainous areas wear neat holiday clothes, and many women wear traditional embroidered clothes to go to church.