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West Berlin was occupied by the United States, Great Britain and France, and the Brandenburg Gate came under the jurisdiction of East Berlin. Pen | fun | pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 In 1989, Modrow, the last Chancellor of East Germany, greeted Kohl at the other end of the door, marking the reopening of the Brandenburg Gate. The quarantine area was then completely dismantled, and the German people danced and celebrated at the Berlin Wall in front of the Brandenburg Gate.

The time is already more than 12 o'clock in the night local time in Berlin, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu are still wandering excitedly on the avenue under the linden tree, and people who eat dinner and drink coffee on the street and live a good night remind Yunluo and Yan Shenyu.

In order to visit Berlin better tomorrow, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu should go back, there are too many novelties waiting for Yunluo and Yan Shenyu to discover slowly. Back to the hotel, open the window to see the Potsdamer Square not far away, think of the ancient vicissitudes of Jewish Berlin and the atmosphere of modernity, with too much expectation, lie down, meditate, rest...

This night, maybe Yunluo and Yan Shenyu were too excited, and it was very early in Berlin here, like 4. At 5 o'clock, the morning sun shone in. Turn on your phone, put on music, lie down and look at the sky outside through the white lace curtain, it's blue. It was sunny in Berlin for a few days, but I later learned that I was really lucky to have a windy day for several days in a row.

Take out the prepared euros and the berlinwelecard for 2 days, i.e. 48 hours. The BerlinweleCard is available for one adult and up to three children under the age of 14 in the Berlin-Potsdam area for 48 hours of public transport, as well as museums and performances. Attractions.

Discounts on sightseeing and boat tours. The card is available at the various tourist offices of the Berlin Tourism Marketing GmbH (BTM) as well as in many hotels, and is available for 72 hours. To get a ticket to get on the subway or bus, you need to take a ticket, and you need to feel the first. Otherwise, if you are found, you will be severely fined.

Not far from the hotel, about 5 minutes walk, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu pass through a door, and you can't see anything from the outside. Walk in and see the Berlin Resistance Memorial. It was located in the southern part of the Tiergarten Park, the green lung of Berlin, next to the present-day Federal Ministry of Defense. 30s of the last century.

This building was once the headquarters of the German Navy. During the Second World War, it again became the General Headquarters of the Bundeswehr. It was here that Hitler gave his famous speech about the need for living space in Germany. In 1944, the house became the center of the anti-Hitler secret program led by the Chief of Staff, Colonel Stauffenberg.

Hitler survived the bombing of the Rastenburg command, and the secret plan went bankrupt. If you have an impression of a movie "The Assassination of Hitler". This is where Tom Cruise's Colonel Stauffenberg died heroically, and now it is the place where German recruits take the oath of allegiance to their country.

On the third floor is the German Resistance Exhibition Hall, in which each resistance organization is recorded in words, pictures and objects. From youth organisations such as the White Rose to chambers of commerce,** with social democratic organisations, ecclesiastical organisations, Jewish organisations and workers' organisations.

In particular, photographs of hundreds of people involved in the secret organization of Colonel Stauffenberg are also displayed in the pavilion. Yunluo and Yan Shenyu hope for peace. saynotoracism。 Here, it's more about contemplation.

The walk was not very far, and inadvertently, the Reichstag appeared in front of Yunluo and Yan Shenyu. The Reichstag embodies a variety of architectural styles such as classical, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque and is a symbol of German unity. First it was used by the German Crown, then by the Weimar Republic.

Due to the opposition of Wilhelm II at the time, the inscription on the building for the German people was only inlaid during the First World War and is now the seat of the Federal Parliament. We can visit this. Suffice it to say that Germany is democratic and open.

Unter den den Linden is a famous street in Berlin, the capital of Germany, and a famous boulevard in Europe. It starts from Marx-Engels Square in the east. West to the Brandenburg Gate.

On both sides of the street, four rows of tall linden trees (translated linden trees) stretch straight to the Brandenburg Gate, like a verdant promenade. Yunluo and Yan Shenyu walk east along Berlin's Unter den Linden Boulevard from the Brandenburg Gate, and on the left is the majestic Armory Hall, the brand new garrison hall, the University of Berlin; On the right there is the Royal Palace, the Opera House and the Royal Library.

Because the last bloody battle before the fall of German fascism took place in this area in 1945, Unter den Linden was in ruins. Most of the things that are now were rebuilt as they were after the war.

This is the Humboldt University of Berlin, founder Wilhelm? Feng? Humboldt (1767~1835) was a well-known liberal political thinker, educator, diplomat, comparative linguist, and philosopher of language in modern Germany. Before World War II, this was arguably the center of world scholarship.

Many well-known scholars and politicians have left their mark here, and 29 Nobel laureates in the fields of chemistry, medicine, physics and literature have been produced. Physicists Albert Einstein and Planck, philosophers Fichte, Schelling, Hegel, Schopenhauer, theologian Schlemacher, and jurist Savigny all taught here.

Berlin Cathedral is a Renaissance-style cathedral, and the three large domes that protrude clearly illustrate this feature, unlike the pointed roof of the Gothic church, its dome gives the otherwise tall church a visual sense of roundness and richness.

In terms of architectural appearance, it is modeled after St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, and has its own distinctive characteristics. The vault of the church is more than a simple imitation of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome, it makes the interior of the church appear bright and spacious, which contrasts with the eerie exterior of the church.

Because of what was once a chapel for the royal family, unlike those Gothic churches with gorgeous appearances and simple interiors, the interior of Berlin Cathedral is extremely ornate and even flashy.

Its interior is resplendent with intricate lines and elaborate frescoes, and even the capitals are gilded. Its interior was designed at the same time by designer Julius? Designed by Juliusraschdorff.

The most memorable feature of the church is the 74-meter-high dome, made of Silesian sandstone and designed by Anton? Feng? Antonvonwerner's design, decorated with a mosaic of Jesus ascending the mountain and preaching the Gospel; Visitors can climb the 270 steps up to the vault for an additional fee.

Further along the River Spree is the neighborhood of Nikolai, which has been restored and still retains the appearance of medieval Berlin. In the center of the Nikolai district is the oldest church in Berlin, the Nikolai Church, which was built in the 13th century.

The church took a long time to complete, with the construction of the nave in 1402 and the addition of two towers in 1877. However, in 1945, during the Second World War, the church was left in ruins due to bombing, and it was not until 1987 that it was completely rebuilt. The church has now become a museum to tell the history of the city.

The Berlin City Hall building, built in 1861-1869, was built by Heinrich Bush. Friedrich? Waesemann's design, roughly modelled on the Renaissance town hall in northern Italy, with its 97-meter-high tower, symbolizes the self-confidence of the city's citizens after the Prussian Empire.

Due to the large amount of red bricks used in the building, it received the name of the Red Town Hall. During the Cold War, the Red Town Hall became the East Berlin City Hall, and since 1991 it has been the seat of the Mayor of Berlin again.

In front of the town hall there is a fountain of Neptune, built in 1891, with a statue of Neptune, the god of the sea, in the center, surrounded by statues of four goddesses representing the four great rivers Elbe, Oder, Rhine and Vistula.

After a day's walking, I feel the charm of Berlin comes from this historical accumulation of more than 1,200 years, when Yunluo and Yan Shenyu walk through the streets and alleys of Berlin, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu can be seen from the magnificent city buildings; When Yunluo and Yan Shenyu walked through the huge and heavy monument group, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu had to reflect.

reflect on Yunluo and Yan Shenyu themselves and that period of history; When Yunluo and Yan Shenyu lay lazily on the grass in the sunny afternoon, looking at the cruise ship on the Spree River, Yunluo and Yan Shenyu really felt that the metropolis can also be close to nature in this way. Tomorrow, looking forward to tomorrow!

In 1933, Zhu Ziqing stood on Linden Avenue in Berlin and said with emotion: The streets of Berlin are wide and clean, and London and Paris cannot catch up. A few years later, Yu Qiuyu took great pains to stand in front of the very inconspicuous tomb of the first generation of master Hegel near Friedrichstraße in Berlin, and pondered for a long time.

Later, he wrote in his essay collection Boundless: If there were no such sleepers in the cemetery, the desolate and lonely world would be the outside world. Today, many visitors stand in front of the former Berlin Wall, which is about 1 kilometre long outside Berlin's Ostbahnhof, and ask if this part of this history in memory really happened!

The charm of Berlin, whether it is the atmospheric urban architecture, the thick cultural atmosphere, or the long-forgotten historical tragedy, is actually much more than that.

In the middle of the night, a barbed wire barrier was quietly erected in Berlin, splitting the whole of Berlin in two. Later, this barrier was continuously strengthened and expanded, and eventually became the most shocking symbol of the all-out confrontation between the Eastern and Western camps during the Cold War - the Berlin Wall. Until late at night, the Berlin Wall was torn down.

It is only then that this crisis can be truly resolved. Although the long Berlin Wall was torn down, it did not collapse in its entirety, and many sections of ruins remained. (To be continued.) )

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