There is a small town called Idu in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Although its area is not large, because the things produced and sold here are all "extra large" models, such as cigarettes and popsicles that are nearly one meter long, The matchbox is as big as a lunch box, hence the name "Giant City", which attracts a large number of tourists every year.

Poker City

The German city of Archebuck is world-famous for the art of poker. In the square in the city center, there are four large round pillars with four poker graphics of hearts, diamonds, clubs and spades carved on them.

There is the world's largest poker museum in the city, which displays more than 1,200 kinds of poker exhibits. The products of several poker manufacturers in the city sell well all over the world. It is also the home of the World Court of Poker, which hosts and adjudicates various disputes and difficult issues that occur in domestic and international poker competitions.

Smile City

The city of Pocatello, Idaho in the United States passed a law in 1948, stipulating that residents in the city are not allowed to have a sad face, and violators must go to a special inspection Stand and learn to smile. This ordinance aims to encourage citizens to face adversity with an optimistic attitude. The city calls itself the "Smile Capital" of the United States and hosts an annual Smile Festival.

City of Hope

A small city located on the banks of the Bochinton River in Argentina has a rule that everyone must abide by: any man who comes to live here is not allowed to take a wife. People here believe that only unmarried men can concentrate on their work and have hope of success in their careers. Therefore, they named the small town "Hope City".

The City of Laughter

The city of Weiyonlovo in Bulgaria is known as the "City of Laughter". The residents here have cheerful personalities and witty conversations. They have two famous sayings: "Humor is the source and sign of health" and "Satire is better than beating and scolding". It houses the world's only Palace of Humor and Satire.

There is a library in the palace that collects more than 20,000 world-famous humor and satire works. Most of the books in the collection have autographs and inscriptions by the authors. The exhibition hall displays photos, manuscripts of humorists from all over the world, and Based on the character models sculpted in these works, there are also various funny masks and various comedy costumes used in carnivals in various European countries.

A city where people go to bed at the same time

Every night at 21:00, someone blows a horn in the central square of the ancient British city of Peng. The sound of the horn is an order to the entire city's residents. The principle of stopping social interactions and going home to sleep. The residents of Ripon never disobeyed orders.

This tradition began in 1099. In more than 800 years, it was interrupted only by one day, because on that day a gangster stole the horn and sold it to a thrift store. The horn was recovered the next day and the tradition resumed.

Amazing cities around the world

Lima, the capital of Peru, has an annual rainfall of only 37 mm. It is the city in the world that hardly sees any rain, so it is known as the "dry city".

The city of Chirapunji in Assam, India, has an annual rainfall of more than 12,000 millimeters, with a maximum of more than 22,900 millimeters, so it is called the "Rain City of the World".

The city of Sofia in Bulgaria has hundreds of gardens and pastures, and every house is planted with flowers and plants, so it is known as the "Flower City of the World".

There are 440 pagodas in Bo District City in Myanmar, making it the world-famous "City of Ten Thousand Pagodas".

Vienna, the capital of Austria, is where music masters Beethoven and Mozart lived. There are many theaters and concert halls here, and there is a week-long cultural festival every year, so it is known as the "Music City" in the world. . The beer of Munich, Germany is exported to all over the world. One million kilograms of beer are drunk at the annual "Oktoberfest", ranking first in the world in terms of drinking volume, and it is known as the "Liquor City".