Introduction to Lake Geneva: Lake Geneva is located in the suburbs of Geneva, also known as Lake Leman (Lac Leman), bordering eastern France. It is 72 kilometers long, 8 kilometers wide, and covers an area of 580 square kilometers. Switzerland occupies 362 square kilometers. , covering 218 square kilometers in France. The climate on both sides of the lake area is mild. The lake is connected with the snow-capped mountains and the blue sky. Thousands of teal ducks soar on the lake and snow-white swans swim in the water. The scenery is pleasant all year round.
International organizations such as the International Red Cross Headquarters and the European Headquarters of the United Nations are located on the shores of Lake Geneva. Next to these institutions, there is a sculpture of a four-legged wooden chair with one leg broken, more than 20 meters high, reminding people that every 20 years in the world Someone suffers every minute.