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Poland not only has Chopin who plays the piano, but also has delicious food that you can eat with your hands on the wall! 
Poland, which has undergone a period of social transformation, still has the concept of &quot;canteen&quot;. If you want to eat authentic and inexpensive Polish food, you can just walk into a milk bar on the street. It&#39;s like a university canteen and you can order and take it yourself. It&#39;s not a real milk stall. The price is so cheap that it makes me cry. My boyfriend always says, &quot;Order a few more to try it. It&#39;s so cheap.&quot; 
It&#39;s like not spending money... 
The most distinctive thing in Poland is dumplings! That&#39;s right, strange dumplings sprinkled with cheese, blueberry filling, goose filling, and so on. 
Sour rye bread soup, a thick soup served in a piece of bread, is so cute. 
Fennel stuffed buns are also called dumplings locally, but we Chinese don&#39;t recognize them! 
Poland, like the fighting nation, loves to eat big chunks of meat and drink big gulps of wine, very bold.

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