Holland'S Wooden Shoes Have Chinese Fans And Superb Skills.

Holland wooden shoes, like windmills, are a symbol of this lowland country.

As a traditional handicraft, Holland still keeps many specialties.

In addition to selling wooden shoes, these workshops are also responsible for showing the production process of wooden shoes to tourists from all over the world.

Because most of the land in Holland is at an altitude too low, many large rivers in Europe have entered the sea through Holland, and are affected by the humid temperate marine climate of the whole year. Almost half of the land is immersed in water. It is precisely because of this condition that the Dutch invented wooden shoes hundreds of years ago.

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It has important practical value for Dutch people.

Because of the wet land in Holland, wooden shoes are most dampproof and durable, and thus become the most popular Dutchman's love.

Wooden shoes are made from Holland's unique hard and tread poplar.

Because it is easy to clean, raw materials are cheap, and everywhere, it is not very difficult to process, so the Dutch can almost always make wooden shoes.

Wooden shoes are also the safest protective footwear, because they protect the toes effectively.

Wooden shoes have been in Holland for hundreds of years.

Holland farmers use wood to build a boat like shoe, stuffing straw into their shoes, and so on. They can protect the cold from the cold, and are comfortable and durable. Therefore, wooden shoes have been handed down from generation to generation.

Until now, many farmers and fishermen in Holland still have the habit of wearing wooden shoes.

A good shoemaker is actually a sculptor.

In Holland history, it is said that there is a pair of brothers named Weitz Jerzy Faith whose shoes making skills are superb. No matter what type of foot the customer is, the Weishi brothers always do well.

The brothers usually use a variety of tools or machinery to do the initial processing, and finally complete the production of shoes by hand.

In Holland, after the birth of a baby, some parents want to prepare a pair of wooden shoes for the baby, which means that Dutch people should be accompanied by wooden shoes for life.

When a young man in Holland falls in love, he should try to measure his girlfriend's foot shape and size quietly, hand in hand her a pair of wooden shoes, and engrave his girlfriend's name.

When he was married, he gave his wooden shoes as a token of love and put them on his own hands.

Wooden shoes are also gifts for Dutchmen to give to relatives and friends in daily life. If someone gives you a pair of shoes that you can just wear, that means you are his most honorable friend.

When the Dutch are doing elementary school, they are instructed to make wooden shoes. They will grow more experience and make better wooden shoes.

Now, if you are visiting a family in Holland, you will see a pair of beautifully made wooden shoes in the most conspicuous place in the living room. Needless to say, these wooden shoes are one of the engagement gifts of the year, and they do not reduce the romantic feelings of those years because of their obsolescence.

Now the Dutch are seldom wearing wooden shoes, but in some rural areas, they sometimes see farmers working in fields or stables.

Most of the owners of these wooden shoes shops can speak some bad Chinese words, and Chinese tourists have become the biggest buyers of wooden shoes in Holland, and most of the tourists who come to these workshops will take away a few pairs.

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