Helsinki Book Fair is the most important forum for literary enthusiasts and professionals in the publishing industry, and has now become one of the largest cultural events in Finland.

The Finnish Helsinki Book Fair is a significant cultural forum with national significance, bringing together writers, politicians, artists, and experts to discuss major phenomena of our time. Freedom of speech, tolerance, and respect for human rights are among the most important values of the fair. (All content copyright belongs to Juzhan, unauthorized forwarding is prohibited)

Finland's education system is well-developed. It offers free, compulsory education for nine years. There are over 4,300 schools across the country, with more than 1.9 million students enrolled (including students in adult education and various vocational schools). Famous higher education institutions include the University of Helsinki, Aalto University, and Tampere University. The country has over 840 libraries, with per capita borrowing and publishing volumes ranking among the highest in the world. Finland is a nation that loves sports, and loving sports is a tradition among Finns.

In Finland, the Ministry of Education, the Finnish Federation of Sports, and some national sports associations conduct a large-scale "National Survey on Physical Activity of Finnish Adults" every four years. The purpose of the survey is to understand the participation of Finns in sports activities during their leisure time, as well as their needs and implementation status when engaging in physical activities. Based on the feedback received, measures are adjusted to promote public sports activities and improve the physical fitness of the nation. The Finnish Helsinki Book Fair is one of the best trade platforms for Chinese book companies looking to enter the European market.