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What are the cultural differences between England, Scotland and Wales?
British culture

Scotland lies in the north of England. When it comes to Scotland, the exciting images in my mind are touching lakes and mountains, magnificent castles, cool golf courses, mellow malt whisky, tartan and bagpipes, all of which are the cultural characteristics of Scotland.

The Scottish people fought for independence.

Scotland has its own parliament, laws, banks and currency. The subtle relationship between them and the British is hatred and jealousy. How can they fight for nothing for so many years? To this day, Scots are still fighting for independence. Isn't "freedom" what william wallace finally shouted in Braveheart?

The national flower of Scotland is a wild flower called thistle. I heard that it was invaded by foreign enemies many years ago. When I was preparing to sneak attack at night, I was screamed by this thorny little plant, which exposed my whereabouts and finally defeated me. So the Scots regard it as the national flower. In fact, it is as stubborn and individual as the Scots.

Life-loving Scotland

Scots are rough, friendly and kind. They have well preserved their traditional culture, and still retain their national characteristics in folk songs, music and costumes. Scots love life, bagpipes, plaid skirts and whisky are the symbols of Scots. He is especially good at drinking, especially whisky, which they call "the water of life". Scotch-this wine won't make people drunk. They are open-minded, simple and upright, perhaps because of the stubbornness and tenacity cultivated by the continuous rainy season and bad climate. Scots wear this kind of clothing to express their resistance to British rule and their strong desire for national independence.

Nowadays, whenever the residents of the Highlands of Scotland hold a holiday party, they always wear beautiful plaid skirts, cloaks and black hair crowns, with a white feather inserted on the left, a black and white decorative bag slung around their waist, white shoe covers, socks and knee-length trousers, playing cheerful bagpipes and dancing "Sintrubohas", and a strong Scottish national flavor comes to their faces. Bagpiper in plaid skirt, bartender in plaid skirt, soldier in plaid skirt, family man in plaid skirt ... For Scotland, just as plaid skirt and bagpipes are inseparable, Scotland without plaid skirt man will be stale.

Words woven on clothes tell the history of every ethnic group in Scotland. There is a beautiful scene in the movie Braveheart: When Wallace, a Scottish national hero, and his lover escaped from the surveillance of the English people and made a lifelong commitment to each other in the quiet moonlight on the plateau, Wallace's vows to his lover were woven into plaid representing their bloodlines.

British culture

England's long history has given birth to rich traditional culture, English football culture and metropolis London, which are the epitome of British culture.

British football fans

When British people meet, whether face to face or in cyberspace, the progress of the competition is always the hottest and most inevitable topic.

When dealing with English people, the weather and football are enough to run through the whole conversation. Knowing which city's football team you support can make you their friend or enemy. In Britain, English people seem to be surrounded by football all their lives. For them, it is almost impossible to escape football, because most boys like playing football since childhood. It is one thing to play well, but their popularity is indescribable. Coupled with the weekend league, their lives are almost dominated by football. In this World Cup, as long as there is an English team, you can see fans wearing the flag of St. George's in England singing songs in support of England in the street, singing and dancing in groups of three and five, and walking to the stadium to watch the game.

During the game, the whole city looks like a dead city, and there are few pedestrians on the street, because most people don't go to pubs to watch the game. Just stay at home and watch TV. Can you believe it? Even the Queen of England is a football fan. This gives me a complete and thorough understanding of the cohesion and patriotism of English fans when they play for the English team. The British love football, so many football cultures and British cultures interact with each other, so every time the English team wins, it will sing "Football Go Home".

London political and cultural center

London, the capital of England, is located on the plain in the southeast of England, across the Thames. London is not only the political center of Britain, but also the headquarters of many international organizations. London is a world-famous cultural city. Built in the18th century, the British Museum is the largest museum in the world, with many ancient cultural relics from Britain and other countries in the world. In addition to the British Museum, London also has famous cultural facilities, such as the Science Museum and the National Gallery. University of London, Royal Dance School, Royal Conservatory of Music, Royal Academy of Art and London Imperial College London are famous universities in Britain. The University of London was founded. London is a world-famous cultural city. University of London was founded in 1836. The northeast corner of the palace is a bell tower with a height of 97 meters. Hyde Park, the famous "Big Ben" in the bell tower, is one of the places of interest in London. It is located in the west of London and covers an area of 636 acres. This is the largest park in the city. There is a famous "Speech Corner" in the park, also known as "Freedom Forum". Every weekend, people come here to give speeches almost all day, and the content of the speeches is unrestricted except that it is not allowed to attack the Queen and promote violent revolution.

Welsh culture

Wales is now an independent entity of the United Kingdom. There is a fascinating story in this ancient land, which originated from Celts, followed by Romans and Saxons. Their legends tell the heroic deeds of brave Welsh people, while their myths tell the magical creatures on Welsh land.

Wales is the safest region in Britain with the lowest crime rate.

The Welsh people can't live without sports. Hiking, mountain climbing, golf, windsurfing and rugby, regarded as the national sport of Wales, are very popular outdoor sports. In daily life, apart from Welsh in North Wales, English is still the main language in South Wales, so there will be no adaptation problem of Welsh accent in study and life.

Wales is known as the "land of songs", which has produced many musical talents and fine musical traditions. The Celts in Wales have a long history, and their rich national music and poems have become valuable wealth in Wales, which is what the Welsh think is different from the English and what they are proud of. In terms of language, English is still one of the official languages, and English is still the main language in many signs, so there will be no adaptation problem of Welsh accent in study and life. Ancient and modern Wales is the source of many immortal gods and legends. The red dragon flag of Cardiff National Assembly is their proud national symbol. The famous Tudor dynasty in history was also born here.

Wales is now an independent entity of the United Kingdom. There is a fascinating story in this ancient land, which originated from Celts, followed by Romans and Saxons.

Northern Ireland culture

When it comes to Northern Ireland, I always think of Ireland, but Northern Ireland belongs to Britain. This unique historical issue has filled Northern Ireland with mystery. Northern Ireland, with its profound cultural heritage, is a paradise for cultural lovers and gourmets.

Festivals in Northern Ireland

St Patrick's Day in Ama and Downshire (March 17) is the largest St Patrick's Day commemoration in Northern Ireland. It is a fertile ground for saints and scholars and the cradle of local Christian culture. Now these two areas are called the hometown of St. Patrick. Every July 12, all residents of Northern Ireland, regardless of their sects and religious beliefs, will commemorate the victory of the 1690 birth war. In that battle, the Protestant King William Van Oren defeated the Catholic King of James II. On the night of July 1 1, fireworks shows and various celebration banquets will be held all over Northern Ireland. The next day, the famous parade and exhibition will be held as scheduled. Ballyklay May Festival is an ancient local custom, and its history can be traced back to 1756. It was originally a festival to celebrate the harvest. Today, young women still wear their most beautiful clothes on this day.

Diet in Northern Ireland

The fertile land, abundant rain, clean water and rich pasture in Northern Ireland provide delicious food and wine for the world. The local mild climate and the chef's exquisite craftsmanship bring rich local flavor food. The wonderful combination of various natural resources, rich experience in food processing, strict hygiene control and food quality assurance, all these factors make Northern Ireland a gourmet paradise.

Northern Ireland has become a popular destination for food lovers all over the world. For food lovers, Northern Ireland may symbolize the best value of the British Isles. The award-winning restaurant combines skilled chefs with local high-quality agricultural products to provide a truly unforgettable experience for food lovers. For thousands of years, food culture has been an important part of Northern Ireland culture. Today's Northern Ireland cuisine is characterized by freshness, creativity and exquisite presentation. From farm shops to farmers' markets, from local bars and coffee shops to luxury restaurants, Northern Ireland allows you to experience the traditional fresh food experience.

Scotland's plaid skirts and bagpipes, English people's love for football, Welsh people's love for songs, and Northern Ireland's colorful festivals and various foods all outline a proud country of ancient culture. Wherever you go, you can find all kinds of scenery and diverse cultures. England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland all have their own unique customs, cultures and traditions, which are waiting for us to explore.