In Denmark, citizens have to select baby names from a list of 7,000 government-approved names.

In Bhutan, wearing seat-belts in a car is considered dangerous.

Residents fear belts will trap them in their vehicles if their cars fall off one of the country’s plentiful 20,000-plus mountains.

In Malaysia, authorities prohibited its people from wearing yellow clothing.


Ethiopia follows a calendar that is seven years behind the rest of the world.


In Japan, you can hire a handsome man to watch sappy movies with you and wipe away your tears.

In Germany, breaking plates is a very famous way to celebrate a couple’s approaching marriage.

Valentine's Day is also National Condom Day in the U.S.

The largest and smallest countries in the world are in Europe, Russia and Vatican.

Switzerland forbids late-night trips to the bathroom and flushing the toilet paper after 10 pm to avoid the noise pollution.

Every year in Finland, people compete to see who can carry their wives fastest and farthest.

Wealthy people in china can hire their doubles to serve their life prison.