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Belarus

Belarusians are a branch of the East Slavic people. The term Belarus ("White Rose") first appeared in the annals of 1135. In 862 AD, Polotsk Castle was built on Belarusian land. In the 9th to 12th centuries, the Duchy of Polotsk was formed centered around the castle. In the first half of the 13th century, Belarusian characters were formed. In the mid-13th century to the end of the 18th century, it successively belonged to the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Polish Lithuanian Federation. Incorporation into the Russian Empire from the 18th century onwards. In the later stages of World War I, on March 25, 1918, independence was declared in accordance with the Brest Litovsk Treaty and the People's Republic of Belarus was established. The Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic was established in 1919 and merged into the Soviet Union in 1922, becoming one of the Soviet republics. Independence was restored on August 25, 1991. Currently a member state of the Commonwealth of Independent States and the Collective Security Treaty Organization.

language：
Belarusian and Russian are both official languages of Belarus. English is the main foreign language, but the proportion of Belarusian government officials and the general public speaking English is not high.
 
religion：
Mainly believing in Eastern Orthodoxy (over 70%), some regions in the northwest believe in Catholicism and a combination of Greek Orthodoxy and Catholicism.
 
Art：
The Belarusian Bailu Song and Dance Troupe is a representative of Belarusian dance art. The Bailu Song and Dance Troupe was established in Grodno, Belarus in 1987. E.A. Shtopo, the founder of the Song and Dance Troupe and a meritorious cultural worker from the Republic of Belarus, invited ballet dancers, musicians, and singers from Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Estonia, and other countries to form the initial Bailu Song and Dance Troupe.
 
The choir has participated in the World Economic Forum cultural program held in Davos, Switzerland, as well as the Belarusian cultural festival events held in Moscow, Belgrade, Krasnodar, Switzerland, Germany, France, and China.
 
Although Bailu Song and Dance Troupe is not a national song and dance troupe, it cherishes national traditions very much. They believe that national traditions are a source of vitality, nourishing creative groups and inspiring them to seek new directions. They use their unique dance style to depict and interpret the dances of their fathers, bringing a new modern atmosphere to national dance.
 
Belarusian traditional clothing was initially influenced by the clothing style of the Kiev Ross period, and later mainly by other European countries such as Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Russia, etc.