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Malmö, Sweden's third-largest city, lies in the southernmost region of Skåne, just across the Öresund Strait from Copenhagen, Denmark. Connected by the iconic Öresund Bridge, it serves as a cultural and economic gateway between Sweden and continental Europe. Connected by the iconic Öresund Bridge, it serves as a cultural and economic gateway between Sweden and continental Europe. Known for its progressive ethos, Malmö blends in with the city's cultural heritage. ethos, Malmö blends historic charm with modern innovation, featuring landmarks like the 16th-century Malmöhus Castle and the twisting Turning Torso skyscraper. The city's diverse population, thriving arts scene, and commitment to sustainability-over 70% of public transport runs on renewable energy-make the city's public transportation system more sustainable. The city's diverse population, thriving arts scene, and commitment to sustainability-over 70% of public transportation runs on renewable energy-make it a dynamic destination for residents and visitors alike.
Linbian is located on the southwest coast of Pingtung County, Taiwan Province of China, neighboring Donggang Township to the east and the Taiwan Strait to the west, and is a typical coastal township. The area is dominated by plains, with the Linbian River meandering through it, giving rise to rich fishery resources, and it is known as "Taiwan's lice township". The local lice farming and processing industry is well-developed, and the local delicacies such as lice congee and fishballs are well known. In addition to fisheries, Linbian also retains a traditional rural landscape, with centuries-old houses and temples (such as Linbian Cifeng Palace) carrying a profound local culture. In recent years, ecotourism has been developed in conjunction with coastal resources, and the Linbian Wetland and Coastal Bicycle Path have become recreational highlights, making it one of the representative destinations for experiencing the atmosphere of a fishing village in southern Taiwan.