Life in Switzerland
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Life in Switzerland

by Ge Juan
(Chofu, Tokyo)

Because of the superior geographical position, Switzerland's tourism is highly developed. Switzerland is the world's financial center, and the banking and insurance industry is the biggest department. Tourism keeps developing stably for a long time, which provides a market for the development of tourism related industries.

Switzerland has the world's most traveled rail network, even though many Swiss love cars, due to the Swiss public transportation infrastructure which covers the whole country. So in addition to the Japanese, the Swiss are the people in the world who use railway facilities most frequently.

When it comes to cultural life, what we have to mention is Switzerland's music. I think everyone is very familiar with the Bandari orchestra, which is also the most popular music group in Switzerland. I really like their music, and every piece can bring you the natural feeling of pure and fresh.

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