**Title: Homeland**
**describe:**
Under this tab, we will explore the importance and meaning of the theme "land". Territory is not only a geographical boundary, it is also the cornerstone of culture, history and national identity. The articles here will cover a variety of topics related to the land, including its protection, resource management, and people's emotional connection to their land. Whether from a political, environmental or social perspective, we will provide in-depth analysis of different aspects of land and encourage readers to think about how to cherish and protect our common land. You are welcome to join the discussion at any time and share your opinions and stories!
How big is Australia? It's unimaginable! Its area is 214 times the size of Taiwan! Just think about it, 214 Taiwans can be squeezed in! This vast land is rich in resources and opportunities, which deserves our deeper understanding and expansion of international horizons!
Where is Italy? Geographically, it extends into the Mediterranean Sea, bordering Central European countries but not in the core. Culturally, Italy is unique, and its historical context is also different from that of Central Europe. Therefore, it may be biased to simply classify it as Central Europe, and its unique positioning should be studied in detail.
Estonia, one of the three small Baltic countries, is geographically adjacent to Eastern Europe but culturally closer to Northern Europe. Despite its complex history, Estonia's level of digitization and innovative spirit make it more like a European country embracing the future rather than simply being classified as Eastern Europe.
Egypt, a country with a long history, is geographically connected to the African continent but culturally closely intertwined with the Middle East. However, as Taiwanese, we should break away from the established framework and understand Egypt's uniqueness from a more macro perspective rather than simply categorizing it.
Poland is indeed located in Eastern Europe! Although the geographical location is intertwined with historical culture, it is sometimes confusing. But from Taiwan's perspective, Poland, Ukraine, Belarus and other countries belong to the category of Eastern Europe, and their development and exchanges are worthy of our attention.
There are no countries in Antarctica, only scientific research stations! Various countries have set up bases here to jointly explore this icy continent. Although Taiwan does not have a base, it can still participate in Antarctic research through international cooperation, broaden its horizons, and contribute to the sustainability of the earth!
