Finland might be a small Nordic country, but Finnishness is rich and multifaceted, shaped by a history of resilience, a connection to nature, and an emphasis on equality and honesty. Many elements of Finnish culture are unique, and as the world becomes more interconnected, people are increasingly fascinated by the values, lifestyle, and traditions that define Finnish identity.
My experience of Finnishness is all about the unique blend of nature, freedom, and community that makes this country so special. A lot of people picture Finland as a country with amazing scenery, including thousands of lakes and snowy wilderness areas. Indeed, Finland is often celebrated for its natural beauty, and I really appreciate the tranquil serenity that comes with it.
Sauna and the countryside: two pillars of Finnish culture
This blog text is about what Finnishness means to me and especially how significant part the nature is for people in Finland.
What comes to mind when thinking about Finland and Finnishness? Is it the beautiful landscape, the happiest people in the world or santa claus? All of these are a part of Finnishness, but in this blog post I'll dig in to the roots of Finnishness from my point of view.
The midnight sun, colorful leaves, the northern lights and nature awakening after a long winter are all extraordinary things I, as a Finn have had the privilege to experience. In this post, I'll delve deeper into Finnishness based on my own perspectives.
My thoughts on Finnishness
Finns are probably most at home when in the quiet provided by our nature.
Welcome to the charming world of Finnishness - the happiest country in the world having unique cultures and customs that have a deep-rooted sense of identity. I will explore the heart of Finland in this blog post to experience and showcase the essence of Finnish values, culture, and way of life.
For me Finnishness and Finland is all about peace. The peaceful nature and safe society have created an excellent environment for me to grow as a person and explore my purposes in life.
What Finland means to me
Trust Across Borders: Navigating the Cultural Tapestry of Interpersonal Trust in the UK and Finland
Finnishness is something to love. It is a way of living, being and seeing the world.
