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Moldova is a very thickly populated country. The population of Moldova is cosmopolitan in nature consisting people from various ethnic groups. The Moldavians make up 83.7% of the total population, the Romanians hold 1.4% of the population, the Ukrainians and Gaugaz group cover 6.6% and 4.5% of the population respectively. The Bulgarians are present as well in a small group of 1.7%. The rural areas are densely populated and around 45% of them reside in the cities and towns. The hallmark of the Moldavian population is that they boast of a literacy rate of 99.3%. Chisinau, the capital of Moldova was earlier known as Kishinev. Chisinau is the greatest and the most popular city in Moldova. The name of the city of Chisinau was adopted from the word "chisla noua" which means new spring. It is regarded as the spring around which the city of Chisinau was developed and it is located at the end of Albisoara and Pushkin streets. The capital of Moldova, Chisinau is the primary hub of all the political, administrative and cultural activities of Moldova. Its recognition as the capital city was granted in the year 1940. After the disintegration of USSR, Chisinau was given the status of the capital of Moldova. Chisinau is located in the middle of Moldova on the Bic river. The total area covered by Chisinau is one hundred and twenty square kilometers. The capital lies on the seven hills. Chisinau is regarded as the greenest city of Europe. Chisinau is divided into five sectors namely Botanica, Buiucani, Riscani, Centru and Ciocana. Chisinau has a number of parks and the presence of tress across the streets in Chisinau has added to the greenery. In the parks, there is the presence of as many as fourteen species of birds and amphibians. Apart from the lakes and parks, Chisinau also has many monuments and museums. Chisinau is well connected with the different parts of Moldova by modern means of transport. Moldova people are the most-known for their hospitality. They are very friendly and kind. This European country covers an approximate population of around 4,440,000. People of varied ethnic groups reside in Moldova. Ethnic Moldavians comprises around 64, 5% of local population. It is seen that in the center and north of the Republic their number is greater. Other large ethnic groups are Russians and Ukrainians who migrated to Moldova after World War II and settled mainly in its cities. The other ethnic groups residing in Moldova include Bulgarians, Gagauz and Jews. On the other hand, in the late 18th century Gagauz or Turkic (Christian people) came to Moldova. Along with them Bulgarians also came to the Republic. These two groups inhabited the Southern part of Moldova, mainly covering the rural areas, whereas Jews reside in the urban areas. There are several languages spoken in Moldova. However, Moldovan is the official language of the nation. It is actually the dialect of Romanian. The other language that acquired high recognition in Moldova is Russian. This language has occupied a prominent position due to the long-lasting influence of Soviet Union. In Moldova Christianity predominates. Around 96 percent of the population belongs to the Eastern Orthodox Church. Moldova again claims to have the rate of 100% adult literacy. Education is mandatory for children between 6-17 years of age. Moldova People have a rich folk culture that flourished during the Soviet period. An ancient folk ballade 'Miorita' occupies an eminent position in Moldovan folk culture. Added to this they also have folk traditions of ceramics and weaving, currently which are more practiced in the rural areas. Moldova women always reflect their liking for complete freedom in their attitude and behavior. So if you are romantically interested about the Moldova women you should keep in mind that she will only show you respect if you can give her the freedom she deserves. It's always advisable to agree with the changes and rules she makes while directing her house-keeping, that is in fact one of the key note of having a good relationship with the Moldova Women. Home is always the primary concern for the women of Moldova and they can sacrifice everything for the proper maintenance of their home. Moldovan Women are tall and graceful and their postures remind us a bit about the Gipsy dancers. Most of them have dark brown hairs; they often have big dark eyes and sooty skin that makes them resemble the Spanish women. We all know Moldavia is a country of its own culture. There are generally plenty of children in the family and young Moldavian women are seen to take good care of their siblings. This helps them to become a good responsible mother in the future. Besides this Moldavian women are also efficient in cooking. They always experiment with new dishes. Moldova women are really good in all fields. They can take care of their family members and can also maintain their freedom by refusing interference of other in their family works. They are beautiful, responsible and highly efficient in home management. In the society of Moldova, wedding ceremonies are performed in a traditional fashion that includes a number of rituals. After the wedding ceremony, the Moldova Bride becomes a part of the family of the bridegroom. As per Moldavian tradition, the hairstyling as well as the dressing of the bride is considered to be an important part of a Moldova wedding ceremony. The change in hairstyle of the bride is a mark of her entry into the community of married women. In Moldovan society scarf is basically a symbol of married women. For this reason, Moldavian brides are also expected to use a scarf to cover their head, as she becomes a member of the community of married women. The brides of Moldova adorn their hair with colorful flowers on this auspicious day. During their wedding ceremony the Moldavian bride wears a traditional dress. Song is an essential part of this wedding ceremony. In fact, during the wedding reception, traditional heroic songs are also played in Moldova. In the society of Moldova there is also a ceremonial song especially meant for the Moldavian brides. The wedding ceremonies in Moldova last for three days and include activities like song, poetry, and dance. The Hora dance is an integral part of the wedding ceremony because of its symbolism. In some regions of Moldova, the bridegroom is expected to clear a test of cleverness that would prove his eligibility to be a part of the married community. |