@kallisti @thor
We're a people that still respect our past. We have a long history or our people being divided by various occupiers, so we celebrate and respect the figures and the moments in history when we were reunited in a "Great Romania".

We have traditions that we still appreciate and love, while we also try to look forward, and we look towards western nations as a model of development. We are aware that the communist period stunted our advancement, so we try our best to recuperate the lost time. We want to be accepted by the nations we look up to, and we hope to be viewed as their equals.

If history taught us anything, is that we're a resilient bunch. We've been occupied and trampled by pretty much every empire around us, but we managed to maintain our identity. Even the most cynical of us, will still enjoy flying a Romanian flag and watching the parade celebrating our national holiday. We're not quite as nationalistic as Hungary, but we're not ready to lose our identity and country either.