New Zealand, it has all the good and none of the bad. Never been there but have lived in areas responsible for giving me its accent.
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Controversial take.
I think in the spirit of things I will answer with my favourite country that I do not have any connection to and have never visited: Finland. Finns seem to just go hard at everything. The music that comes out of their country is awesome. Their motorsports culture feels like they actually figured out how to prioritise fun over everything else. The language inspired Tolkien's elvish. Sahti is delicious. The pizza Berlusconi is hilarious, and as a haggis-loving Scot the idea of making a derided local cuisine into high-class excellence out of spite appeals to me. Somehow Finland maintained an incredibly unique culture despite being the battleground of two bigger neighbours for 700 years, and I am so glad that we all get to enjoy the things that they bring to the world
Japan. practically everything I really enjoy comes from there.
Ive been a fan of australia for a long time despite mad maxand dundees attempts to change it
China, it's pretty much the only country where meaningful progress is happening right now.