As the capital of Belgium, Brussels is a very “strange” city. Here, you order in Dutch, the waiter replies to you in French, and everyone communicates smoothly, as if speaking the same language. Go out from the west gate of Brussels North Station, and you will see modern high-rise buildings, which are the headquarters of major domestic companies in Belgium, but if you go out from the east gate, you will see narrow streets, dirty corners, gorgeous The red light district of the city, and the drug trade that jumps into the eye at any time. Today, Brussels is the headquarters of the European Union’s administrative core (European Commission) and…