Sweden is still a semi-forbidden country, so alcohol cannot be given as a gift. There are no hotels in the country, and you must have a liquor purchase license to buy alcohol. Anyone with such a license has to pay a large amount of tax every year.
Restaurants and shops can only sell small amounts of alcohol to people with a liquor purchase license during dinner time. There are no alcohol rehabilitation hospitals in both urban and rural areas. Drunks can be detained at any time and checked by police hospitals.
If a drunkard is found to have more than a quarter of his blood alcohol content, he will be sent to the local alcohol rehabilitation hospital for forced treatment for 3 months. If he is found to be alcoholic again, he will be sent to the “Van Nuegam Rehabilitation Home” established by the state or the “Kulum Island Hospital” run by the Christian Church for long-term forced treatment.
What do I need to bring on a business trip to Sweden?
Required: ID card
Required for going abroad: ID card, passport
Equipped on demand: Driver’s license (maybe you need to drive a car for work, or rent a car for local self-driving tours)
Essential items
No matter where you go:
Mobile phone: Make phone calls, pay electronically, take pictures, video…
Charger: The original is always the best, and the cable and head must be brought!
Power bank: Although street electricity is everywhere, it is best to have it yourself. Bring an oxygen cylinder for your mobile phone.
Bank card: There should be money in it. After all, it is a spare, not to use it as a ruler.
Cash: At least 300 yuan. Although electronic payment has become popular in most parts of China, who knows which store just can’t pay electronically or swipe cards that day.
What are the specialties of Sweden?
Sweden has specialties: pottery, Trojan horses, silver products, glass products, Swedish candles, etc.
Pottery. Representative glass products in Sweden include Rochetland, who made ceramics for the Nobel banquet, plates and coffee sets from the simple and generous but fashionable Hagnes. Decorated with fashionable patterns Gustavus Bailey’s coffee mug. and tea cups. After the merger with Rochetland, there was no product with preservation value, but it may be seen in the store where the revenue collection is collected. In addition, the geometric patterns in the products of Sweden in the 1960s and 1970s are nostalgic. Trojan Horse The Swedish Dala Trojan Horse is a symbol of Sweden. The origin of the Dala Trojan Horse is a heartwarming story of love children. Around the 17th century AD, in the Dalana region of central Sweden, people mostly made a living by logging. Once workers entered the virgin forest, it was often ten days and a half a month. Loggers missed their children, and some people thought of carving small toys out of wood as gifts for their children when they returned home. Horses were the main tool for the transportation of wood, and almost every family in Sweden at that time kept horses. Therefore, horses became the closest companions of loggers and their families. Silver Products New New Thinking Designer’s fashion jewelry brand Nuditasvenska’s silver jewelry, and Metalum jewelry with a variety of metals.
Glass Products Sweden’s glass products are world-famous. There are also products such as Remula, Strombelissidan, Stodio.
Swedish candles are a Swedish specialty, and their creative inspiration is completely inspired by Nordic designs inspired by nature. In the past 10 years, it has gradually attracted the interest of tourists from all over the world, which is the so-called Scandinavian trend.
