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I slept well all night and woke up early. Pen Fun Pavilion www.biquge.info¤ At five o'clock, I heard someone outside standing on the minaret of the mosque shouting, "Get up and pray." "Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo are hardcore materialist proletarian blind currents, covering their heads and continuing to sleep.

Today I plan to go to the Egyptian Museum egyptionmu color um. The most convenient means of transportation in Cairo is the subway, which is made in France, fully automatic ticketing, each station has exquisite murals, and the train is also divided into several ladies-only carriages, of course, this is not to prevent Japanese groping, but for religious folklore.

Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo live near Metro Line 2, walk to Elharam station to get on the train, get off at Sadat station, and come out to Tahrir Square fan Datah Rir.

The Egyptian Museum is located on the east bank of the Nile, not far northwest of Tahrir Square, in front of the famous Nilehilton. The museum is an old, luxurious, light red two-story building with a small façade but a long depth. The museum originated from the initiative of the famous French archaeologist Auguste Mariette Augustema.

This old French gentleman did not selfishly go to his hometown with gold and silver under the banner of academics, but in the spirit of fearless internationalism, he devoted himself to the protection of cultural relics in foreign countries, so the Egyptians called this foreigner "the father of Egyptian museums".

The main purpose of the museum was to stop the exodus of Egyptian national treasures, and the museum was relocated twice before finally moving to its current location in 1902. There are so many Egyptian treasures, there are more than 300,000 pieces of various cultural relics in the museum, and only 630,000 pieces are on display, accounting for only one-fifth of all cultural relics.

The two-story building has been overloaded for many years, and some of the underground collections have even sunk into the soft ground. So a brand new Grand Egyptian Museum, Grandmu, is in the works near the Pyramids of Giza.

The construction site in front of the museum gate is full of potholes and garbage, and the tourist buses are parked indiscriminately and chaotic. In September 1997, two roe deer terrorists went on a killing spree outside the gate, and a German tour group was chased and beaten with heavy losses. Therefore, the place is heavily guarded, and the surrounding Egyptian police are also well-equipped.

He carried a German-made MP5 submachine gun in his hand and an Italian M92 pistol in his waist. One hundred steps, one post, ten steps and one sentry. Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo are honest and honest people who bought 60 Egyptian pound tickets, and they brought dry food and prepared to spend a day here. To the west of the courtyard in front of the museum is Mariette's tomb.

Busts of 24 Egyptologists surround its perimeter. The precincts are planted with "lotus leaves" representing ancient Upper Egypt and papyrus, the world's oldest paper-making material representing Lower Egypt. There are also stone monuments and statues standing in the courtyard in the sun and rain, and some are even scattered deep in the soil layer around the corner.

There are two security checks at the gate and the entrance of the museum, and since shooting is prohibited, the camera will definitely not be able to be brought in, and it can be kept in the gate storage. There are electronic tour guides in English, French, and Arabic at the door, and Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo can only count on the English annotations in the museum and the lonelypla in their hands.

First, it is basically placed clockwise according to the chronological order of precious cultural relics from the Old Kingdom period to the Roman Empire. One of the most important features of the museum is that it reveals the reality of the Egyptians, and it is not like other museums. The cultural foundation is thin and the good things are expensive, so just put a few fakes and perfunctory.

Except for the Rosetta Stone stele in the lobby on the first floor, there are real people from four or five thousand years ago as far as the eye can see. Another feature is poor management, most of the exhibits basically have no guardrails, the labels are confusing, and the items are placed at will, so that visitors can easily touch them, and do not expect the binding force of visitors at this point.

Under this self-cloud fall review. After Yunluo specially asked the staff in the museum to verify whether the museum was genuine, and got the other party's proud affirmation. Still couldn't help but touch two on the 4600-year-old statue of Rahotep and his daughter-in-law Novret, Yunluo promised to only look at it for the rest of the time.

Another feature is that the internal security is not strict, the slightly more expensive focus is only simply placed in the glass case, and there are no cameras and alarms, which is the result of a thief breaking into the museum in 96 that does not even lock the door, and the official began to strengthen security. Recently, another brainless miscellaneous person took advantage of the turmoil in Egypt to break into the museum and even cut the mummy.

What shocked Yunluo the most was the atrium. Directly opposite the huge statue of Amenhotep III, Pharaoh Amenhotepiii and the Queen, there is also the famous Narmerpalette, the first generation of the First Dynasty, which symbolizes the ancient Egyptian civilization. Enclosed spaces, gloomy lights, huge stone statues. Scarab Herb Heper.

The standing jackal-headed human body Anubis anu-sturgeon, the dancing eyed king snake, the sun boat, the flying eagle, and the divine cat, all swirled around, as if they were all resurrected by Nalan Shiqi and Yunluo breaking into this newly opened tomb. Professor Jones, Scorpion King, Adella, Tintin.

The glorious images of the tall and complete suddenly flashed from Yunluo's mind, and Yunluo's soul possessed, making Yunluo a little mentally messy and the soles of his feet fluttering - possessed so many celebrities, no one can stand it.

Visitors to the basement are off-limits, but you can see the dim lights below through the vents on the floor on the first floor, and you can't look at them for too long, or you might reach out with a thousand-year-old hand and drag you to hell or a bunch of beetles come out and eat you.

On the second floor, there are several exhibition halls arranged by theme, and the famous Tutankhamungalle showroom is attracting attention for its most luxurious exhibits. The 18th pharaoh of the 11th Dynasty, born in troubled times, ascended to the throne in the year of no sorrow, died in the year of no regrets, came and went in a hurry without achievements and obscurity.

It wasn't until 1922 that the mansion was closed by the British archaeologist Howardcarter, and it was shaken by the glorious mass of funeral goods, and the mystery of his early death in the prime of life was talked about by everyone. Yunluo has no interest in gold, and the source of the world's scourge is just a pile of metal.

Then there's the Mummy Hall, which costs an additional 100 Egyptian pounds, and which displays more than a dozen mummies of pharaohs and beauties, protected by precisely temperature-controlled glass cases. The beauty was no longer in appearance, and Ramses II lay there shriveled, for the abusive French always had a good opinion of the merry commander.

Therefore, during the treatment of Comrade Ramses in France, he received a ceremonial reception at the level of the head of state. Yunluo is interested in those clay pots and pots where the internal organs are placed, and the scientific theory is that the internal organs rot first, so they should be treated specially. Yunluo felt that it was not easy for these pharaohs to worry about the country and the people all day long.

In the next life, I still want to live such a heartless and happy life as Yunluo. The mummies of animals are also interesting, crocodiles, snakes, fish, cats, monkeys... It's very suspicious of being tested.

Built in 1959, NileHilton was the first modern hotel in Cairo, formerly the garrison of the British colonial army, where the British old men used to burn documents and survive Rommel's frenzied attack in 1942.

However, it could not withstand the democratic tide of the Egyptian people in 1952, and finally withdrew from Africa in 1956. Further south is the Arab League Building, frequented by Middle Eastern chiefs with several concubines. To the southeast of Tahrir Square is the American University of Cairo ANE Day Canuniver Private Tyincairo.

A private university established in 1919 on a campus that could not be attended by wealthy or expensive students, such as Princess Rania of Jordan. At the gate of Hammedmah Touching Rud Street, I went back to the campus more than ten years ago, looking at the beautiful ladies who came and went, meditating on Princess Bayitula walking down the extended Lincoln, and the fire rushed towards me.

Crying and shouting that I will not marry. Hehe~ Directly east of Tahrir Square is the Abdeen Palace, which was a key link in Governor Ismail's attempt to reproduce Greater Cairo in 1863. Now it is a small museum full of swords, guns, swords, and halberds.

1. The Egyptian Museum (Egyptian Museum (Egyptian Antiquitiesmu) is located next to Tahrir Square in the center of Cairo, near the Hilton Hotel, with an admission fee of 60le (Egyptian pounds), and holders of international student ID cards and teacher ID cards can get a 5% discount on their vouchers. The mummy hall inside costs an additional 100le entrance fee. Photographs are allowed inside the museum, but not in the museum.

2. Tahrir Square (Eltah Day RSQR), adjacent to the Nile River, near Cairo's bustling commercial streets, hotels and hotels for foreign travelers, surrounded by the Egyptian Museum, the Opera House, and the Arab League. The name of the metro station: SADAT (the name of the former president of Egypt) is the interchange point where two metro lines in Cairo meet. A taxi from the airport costs 50le to get here.

I haven't visited the night scene in Egypt, and I've almost recuperated in the past two days, so let's see what nightlife there is. In the morning, I went out to check with the hotel service staff, did Metro Line 1 and got off at Darelsalam Station, greeted the sunset and walked west to a small pier in Memphis. The sunset over the Nile is moving, quiet and peaceful.

In Egypt, you must go to see the Sufi dance, at first it is just a sight, after reading it, I want to say, if you have the opportunity to go to Cairo, don't miss it. (To be continued.)

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