Internship in Germany: about the country I'm going to

An industrially developed country, a “global great industrial power,” lovingly preserving the traditional centuries-old way of life of cities and towns with a rich history—this is what modern Germany is. Centuries of feudal fragmentation have also brought positive fruits, as 300 principalities and free imperial cities competed with each other to demonstrate their power and wealth in the form of stunningly beautiful buildings. It is interesting to note that even now, the variety of dialects of the German language is such that television programs in the north of the country sometimes have sign language interpretation when southerners speak. There is no “deaf province” in the country that “understands Russian,” although noticeable differences exist in the economic development of the regions. Throughout all times, Germany has benefited from its advantageous geographical location, mild climate, and varied terrain.