[Answer Reader Questions]: How is Flying Earth formed?

Editor: Comrade:

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs recently issued a statement that protests Lithuania prohibiting the transportation of goods from Russia to Russia to Russia. What is flying? How is flying ground formed? In addition to Kalinrad, what are the well -known land in the world?

Jiangxi reader Wang Feng

The so -called flying land refers to a land that belongs to a certain administrative district but does not connect to the administrative district. According to the relative relationship between the region and the country where the country or the belonging, the flying land has two concepts: Enclave and Exclave. It is actually a very vivid saying that translates it into a flying place, which means that there is no way to enter from the administrative division directly. Instead, you must go through other administrative regions to reach it. If you want to arrive directly, you can only "fly".

The formation of flying land is a very complicated problem. The existence of a large number of flying land and its formation process have a complex historical background, which is closely related to the development of international relations and the evolution of political structure.

The Garyingrad region is located in special geographical location. It is located in the western end of Russia and is not connected to Russia. It looks at the sea from Finland and Sweden in the north. enclave.

Taking Kalinenrad as an example, its old name was Kenisburg, which was once the capital of East Prussia in history. During World War II, it was occupied by the Soviet Red Army. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Kaliningrad became the land of Russia and belonged to a state in Russia in administrative.

In addition to Galinenrad, there are many other famous flying places in the world, such as Huga and Melia in Spain. Spain is located in Southern Europe, but Huga and Melilia are located along the Mediterranean coast of North Africa. They are across the sea from Spain. Except for the Mediterranean side, the other three sides of the land are surrounded by Morocco.

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