North America looks big, but in fact, there are only three countries, and the others are all regions, and there is no value in going.

The first stop in South America, Argentina, impressions of two treasures: football and tango, came to Buenos Aires. Just listening to the name is quite literary and artistic, I hope I won't let myself down.

Hearing that the Spanish means fresh air, this city built by Europeans is square, each block is nearly 110 meters wide and divides the city into countless small squares, and the wind blowing from the sea brings a lot of rain, and the air is really good.

To say that the government is also very careful to attract tourists, there is a special double-decker bus for tourists, only 999 pesos for 24 hours, and the three routes cover almost all attractions. These include the Presidential Palace, Congress Square, Cologne Opera House, Buenos Air's Chinatown, Boca District, and many more.

Even Boca Juniors' Candy Box Stadium and River Plate's Monumental Stadium have stops. What's more, the double-decker bus will provide Chinese commentary, and there will be every stop and every scenic spot.

The center of the city is called May Square, which is the territory of the president, and the red building not far away is the Rose Palace, the flock of pigeons that fly from time to time, and the military and police on both sides of the road, which means a bit of Tiananmen.

But it is also a paradise for protesters and wanderers, and as a democracy, protest and wandering are clearly a form of democracy. Avoid these hidden dangers and walk on a strangely shaped bridge, what is it called a women's bridge?

It's about the same as the horn on the head of Majin Buu, designer, you come out, and I promise not to kill you!

When it comes to traveling to Argentina, the main force is definitely fans all over the world, and there is no way, who makes people play awesomely.

In front of him is the holy land of fans, the cradle of Maradona, Boca Juniors Football Stadium, mentioning football is the eternal pain of the Chinese people, but this small country is famous for football, and even a stadium is a popular destination for tourists.

At that time, the young Maradona served in the Boca Juniors team, of course, this excellent team has more than one talent, but Maradona, who is the king of the ball, hides the brilliance of others, although he is not a fan, but he must also buy a ticket and go in and walk the old path of the football king.

Most visitors belong to the Spanish department, and the guide first explains in a large amount of Spanish, and then whispers a few words to SC Johnson in intermittent English, and after this time of immersion, English has improved by leaps and bounds, and the basic conversation is stress-free.

The enthusiastic guides, the high-quality turf of the stadium, and the fans everywhere fully feel the natural pride of the Argentines in football.

The Avenue of Fame is printed with the footprints of all the big-name stars, and the most valuable ones are those legs. The stadium stands are divided into several floors, which seem to be small, and such a tight position, I heard that it can seat 40,000 people, obediently......

Suddenly, I saw several huge billboards, it was actually Huawei, which is also the main sponsor of the stadium, and Johnson straightened his back, feeling a sense of ownership.

Just leave the stadium and experience the atmosphere of this kind of thing. Kaminido Street, four or five blocks from the stadium, is a colorful neighborhood built entirely for tourists, and you can see much of what you expect from the city.

Buildings full of charm, artists painting, and dancing tango......

If you want to see a complete section of tango, just find a shop with a tango performance on the street, order a cup of coffee, put on a tango costume and take pictures.

The country's big names may have different origins, but their fate is much the same, and the person who was able to enter the cemetery of Recole after death is definitely a figure in Argentina.

There are even cemeteries where you can see all kinds of European architecture, where people attach much more importance to death than to birth, because in the eyes of the locals, birth is nothing, and only at death is the full meaning of life is revealed.

The cemetery is located directly in the most prosperous city center, where even the famous Madame Perón is buried. In a small place, there are big names in politics, national heroes, and wealthy families......

It's a bit of a Babaoshan feeling.

The most heroic and enthusiastic people of South America must be the bazaar, the masses are restless and bored, idle eggs invent all kinds of weekend flea markets, the largest is the San Telmo flea market, the scale is so large that you can't even visit the whole market on your own, the stalls are almost all over the San Telmo district.

Vendors from all over the world flocked to the city, perhaps just pulling out a few relics of their grandparents, or simply bringing a few old items bought from the Internet, or even simply moving their own shops to the streets, because there is no chengguan here, that is, no one cares about it.

Johnson is also the first time to see such a shocking scene, the crowd can no longer describe the spectacular in front of the eyes, as if the people of the whole country are rushing to the market, but unfortunately the business of the market has not been extended here.

Even singers and artists have heard the news, idlers have gone to the market, how can no one listen to me sing?

So everywhere are solo concerts that don't cost money, good guys......

The Bird's Nest is a fart!

When you are tired, find a magnificent restaurant to eat, Argentina's economy is really not good, it is hard to imagine that eating a twelve-course Western meal can be converted into RMB for only 300 yuan?

The most bizarre is yerba mate, which must be drunk together, no matter how many people dine, there is only one yerba mate, and everyone drinks it with a cup and a straw.

Back at Palacio du Ho Park Hyatt, if you want to say that there are many top hotels I have slept in, the royal temperament of this one is still impressive.

The design is very simple, the south side is relatively classical, the north side is relatively modern, in the middle is a sloping garden, two ancient buildings plus a garden, there is a spa, swimming pool, business center, flower shop on the ground......

In fact, the underground is more like an art exhibition hall, full of artworks, and the atmosphere is quite strong. Naturally integrated with the hotel environment, elegant, low-key, silent, become part of the stay experience.

The room is not bad for the cost of Park Hyatt equipment, definitely not bad, look at the country are using LE LABO 22, bathtub and shower room each put 1 set. THE HOTEL EVEN HAS ITS OWN NEWSPAPER, WHICH IS CALLED DUHAU.

The free fruit platter is full of a whole bunch of cherries, so you can eat them all-you-can-eat. Recall the minimum standard of financial freedom circulating on the Internet:

Eat cherries if you want to?

Living here, I found that Argentina is a country with an aristocracy, and you can feel the drunken fascination of the life of the upper class.

Therefore, it is reasonable to say that the weeping country is the only one that has retreated from developed to developing countries.

The locally produced coffee is not superb, but there are countless cafes on the street, not the building itself, but the unique mood. When the morning comes, many customers who are ready to enjoy a good day enjoy the tranquility that can only be experienced in a café.

There is no WiFi, no large writing desk that occupies the corner, only a small table or square or round enough for one person to sit alone, and two circle chairs, leisurely.

After getting acquainted with the boss, you will even inadvertently remember your favorite flavor, and the moment you push the door, you will tilt your head slightly and ask softly, "Como siempre?"

Or is it the same as before?