readx;?zz has helped Yunluo delay check-in K-in, the aunt at the front desk thought that Yunluo was here to open the room, and directly said "s" (sorry, there is no room). Pen × fun × Pavilion www. ｂｉｑｕｇｅ。 info// Yunluo said that Yunluo originally stayed yesterday and postponed it to today. The aunt immediately said, "areyoumrxxx?" Yunluo said yes.

She immediately gave Yunluo the room card and didn't even look at her passport. The hotel is booked, four-star, it is estimated that it has encountered a special price, as long as RMB385 a night, the moment you open the door, you will know: earned. This room is only RMB385 a night, absolutely great value.

Another important reason for settling on this hotel is that this is the location of the real-life filming of "Spy 2", Alexanderaplaza (Alexanderplatz), where the CIA's female agent was caught. The sky is very cloudy, although my brother wants a sunny day, but this situation is quite similar to the movie.

Let's make do and see. The one with a ball on it is the Berlin TV Tower, which can be seen from almost anywhere in Berlin. An absolute Berlin landmark. In the movie, the female agent got on the yellow tram and was caught. Next is where Moss was shot while being chased by agents.

It was actually filmed in Berlin. Did you see the agent in the rearview mirror? He spotted the riverside on the road and immediately got out of the car and shot him. Here it is. It's exactly the same as in the movies - isn't that nonsense? After the killer fires a shot. It was discovered by the police.

The lifebuoy in the previous picture is still there, I don't know if it's the one back then. Today, the city of Berlin holds a marathon, and countless men, women and children take to the road. The traffic industry has been congested for a long time. But no one honked. Quality, there are many creative bicycle children, who are also dragged out by their fathers to participate in activities.

Haha and roller skaters. The police escorted the riders on motorcycles. Yunluo made an appointment for an afternoon visit to the Reichstag, so he headed west, stopping by the Victory Column and the Brandenburg Gate. Passing by a building with a very German feel, I didn't go in. River Spree. The domed church in the distance is the Berlin Cathedral.

On the way to the Brandenburg Gate, pass by the Humboldt Box. Some of the tourists ride bikes that everyone can pedal, which is super fun. One is the symbol of Germany: the Brandenburg Gate. The specific introduction is not verbose, and everyone has listened to it, and Yunluo will not be verbose. The blue car behind the clouds and the identical red car on the other side occupy the best angle for photographing the Brandenburg Gate.

Want to stand in the car and take a picture with the Brandenburg Gate? Hey, take the money first. Behind the Brandenburg Gate. Behind the Brandenburg Gate is the 17th of Junestrasse. Straight to the Victory Pillar. On both sides of the street is a large area of lush forest. It was formerly the hunting ground of the German emperors. During World War II, Berliners used to cut down trees in winter to make fires to keep warm.

Now the forest has been opened up as a park, and many people run in it. It's similar to New York's Central Park. After returning from the Victory Column, it was almost time to make an appointment for the Capitol to enter the venue. In the history books of junior high school, there was a photo of the Soviet army planting the red flag on the Reichstag. In the afternoon, I made an appointment to visit the summit of the Capitol.

Get ready to go and see from the same angle. Reservations are free of charge by email. You will receive a confirmation letter after completing your reservation. Print it out and present this confirmation letter and ID when you enter the tour. The picture below is a historical photo of the Soviet Red Army planting the flag at the top of the Reichstag after breaking through Berlin and capturing the Reichstag. Yunluo also wanted to take a picture at this angle.

As a result, it was found that the layout above the Capitol was symmetrically distributed. There are more than two identical sculptures, and you can only take one in a roughly estimated direction, maybe this is the angle from which the photographer took the picture. Look at the sculpture on the right, does it look like a sculpture in the upper right corner of an old photo?

There is one such square tower at each of the four corners of the Capitol, representing the four states of the year. The glass dome over the Capitol. The dome is a steel and glass structure with a round hole in the middle of the top that is used to collect rainwater for recycling. The Capitol offers a free audio guide, available in Chinese.

In the glass dome, you walk up the inner circular path step by step, and when you reach certain points, the guide will automatically play an audio introduction. No need to press a button to select. This is the round hole that is used to collect rainwater. When I was back to the hotel, I met an acrobat and asked passers-by to cooperate with him to perform, which was very exciting. It's funny.

He invited a mother and son to assist him. also asked this mother to put her hand on his pp and kept shouting "! Today we mainly look at the Nefertati head on Museum Island and the Berlin Wall. The Berlin TV Tower, right next to the hotel where Yunluo is staying. It is the tallest building in Berlin and can be seen anywhere in Berlin.

Berlin Cathedral. There are tourists everywhere around, and there are many people from Eastern Europe. Juggling and showmanship, in short, there are a lot of people. When I was looking at the Abu Simbel temple in Egypt. There is also a temple of Hathor next to it. The temple of Hathor was first met by Ramesses II to Nafertati.

Nefertati's head is located in a museum on Museum Island. The bridge that connects Museum Island is full of classical architecture with European charm. This is one of the many museums on Museum Island. Yunluo saw a photo of Nafertati's head for the first time in an art textbook in high school. I finally saw the original today, but the museum is not allowed to take pictures of the statue.

Yunluo has seen the four major museums in the world, in contrast, Museum Island is not an ordinary cuo (please read the second tone here, thank you), and Yunluo is too lazy to shoot too much. There are several lifelike bronze statues on the riverbank opposite the Berlin Cathedral. There are three girls and a boy in different positions. Yunluo will call this sculpture group "three women and one man".

Haha, isn't it vulgar? See it clearly: It's really called "three women and one man", and this seat is also a literary and artistic. Personally, I think that if you come to Berlin and don't see the Berlin Wall, you have never been to Berlin. The Berlin Wall is on the banks of the beautiful River Spree. Everyone knows its history. After the fall of the Berlin Wall, the government specially preserved a section of it, and many graffiti and painting masters came here to create it.

Many of these works have political implications. There is a small stall next to the Berlin Wall that sells brick fragments that have fallen from the Berlin Wall. Yunluo specifically contrasted the texture of the fragments with the Berlin Wall on the side. It felt pretty much the same, so I bought a piece. This work vividly illustrates the crowd of East Berliners flocking to West Berlin when the Berlin Wall fell.

One hand. Pushing someone over the Berlin Wall. "Brotherly Kiss" is the most famous of the graffiti on the Berlin Wall. Yunluo walked along the Berlin Wall for a while and did not find the graffiti. After walking a few more times, I saw the vendor selling brick fragments of the Berlin Wall, and just went up and said "where......" (Hello, please tell Yunluo where it is..... ）。

The handsome guy who sells the goods directly says "thekiss? (Brotherly kiss?) Yunluo said yes, he pointed in a direction, and found it in a few steps. The one next to Yunluo is "Brother's Kiss", written by Vrubel of Russia. Leonid Brezhnev of the former Soviet Union, based on a real photo, kisses former East German leader Honecker. This is the historical archetype.

Brezhnev + Honeck. During the reign of Leonid Brezhnev. When meeting male leaders of socialist countries, they are very fond of kissing, and even forcibly kissing each other. This has disgusted many foreign leaders. Some even use flowers and distance to avoid being kissed by him (what a disgusting old man).

The back of the Berlin Wall is also full of graffiti and paintings, and German silver is also very concentric. After watching the Berlin Wall, I went back.

Wake up in the morning and take the Tegel airport bus. I'm flying to Paris today. Berlin's buses are very user-friendly: when stopped, the body on the side of the door slopes down to make it easier for passengers to get on the bus, and when the door is closed, the body is level again. Waiting ing.... Tegel Airport is small. It's a quick and easy walk to the terminals and gates.

While waiting for the flight, there was a German beauty sitting next to her, she saw Yunluo sitting next to her, and trusted Yunluo very much and said to Yunluo: "Can you help take a look at Yunluo's clothes and luggage, Yunluo wants to go to the bathroom." Yunluo was stunned for a moment, because in Huaguo, this kind of thing may be a trick used by liars to slander people.

But Yunluo suddenly recalled an incident in Washington last year: Yunluo walked back after visiting the Capitol, and a girl ran past Yunluo. Suddenly, she fell to the ground with a "snap". Yunluo looked back and saw that she had fallen, and the itouch tied to her arm was also thrown away. It is reminiscent of many incidents of "helping people and being falsely accused" in China.

I was muttering in my heart, "Can Yunluo help me?" "I was hesitating. One of the two men helped her to sit on the flower bed, the other helped her retrieve the itouch, and then the two left. Yunluo came back to his senses: This is the United States. Come to think of it. Yunluo said: Okay, Yunluo will help you watch. So she went to the bathroom.

When she returned, she took a pen and wrote something. Unexpectedly, she actually took out a very old metal stationery box?! Yes, metal stationery boxes! This is something that Yunluo has only used in many years BC. She said that it was used by his father, and that they cherished old things and did not like to use them for new ones.

This may explain why the ancient buildings of the advanced capitalist countries are well preserved. After coming to Germany. ZZ of the FDP once instructed Yunluo to find out about the housing prices in Germany, and saw that she was German. Yunluo asked the question. Her answer was expected by Yunluo, and the situation in Germany was very similar to that of Yunluo and An, where housing prices skyrocketed and housing prices in big cities were high.

It is also very difficult for them young people to buy a house. Haha, let's stop complaining too much about the housing prices in Huaguo, where is it not the same, and we will soon arrive at Charles de Gaulle Airport. Follow the signs all the way to the bus stop and take the Air France bus line 4 to Gare de Lyon. It's very close to the hostel where Yunluo lives.

Below is a map of the various bus and light rail routes from Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports to Paris. The cheapest is to take the 350 or 351 road, which seems to be less than 4 euros, but there are very few shifts, and you have to wait a long time to miss the last bus. Waiting for the bus. The small hotel in Paris with a ticket price of 15 euros is the most expensive in Yunluo's trip to Europe.

It costs more than 680 yuan a night, which is not quite in line with the purpose of Yunluo Poor Travel - it's just that, it's not expensive in Paris. It's not far from the city center, at least it's a small single room, there is *, and it's quiet. Thinking of this, Yunluo was relieved. I was very sleepy today, and I used my mobile phone to watch an issue of our Mango Channel's "Everyday Upward" and fell asleep.

Good morning, Paris! Today's task is to reach the top of the Louvre, Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Montparnasse Tower. Seine. Opposite is a police station. The building is also domineering, the whole is a castle. The entrance to the east side of the Louvre. The Louvre's iconic glass pyramid. Yunluo and An first met Shenzhen's window of the world, and there was also a cottage at the door.

It's just a scaled-down version. Secretly photographing a white beauty. After waiting in line for almost an hour, I finally entered through the entrance of the pyramid. Countless people queue up at the ticket window to buy tickets. However, the ticket vending machine next to it is basically not used. I tried it with the idea of giving it a try, and I was able to buy a ticket on it, and the long line in the serpentine road was messy.

Watch the clouds fall and leave. Okay, I'm not going to accompany you, I'm going to see the Mona Lisa before I'm squeezed into a dog.... As a result, when I arrived, I was already crowded into a dog. The scene is indeed like plesea as written on the guide. That's it, no matter how crowded this seat is, you have to watch "Mona Lisa".

This time to the Louvre. If nothing else, just to catch a glimpse of the face (if this is a self-portrait by Leonardo da Vinci, is it still called a face?). Well, the clouds are messy). There is a semicircular partition in front of the painting. Tourists are not allowed to approach, there are three or four security guards next to it. Yunluo waited for a while before moving to the front to take pictures, and took a few photos for the tourists behind to take pictures.

It is said that no matter which angle you look at the Mona Lisa, her (or "his") eyes are looking at you, and I tried it, and hey, sure enough, Yunluo walked around her half a circle from left to right and took a few pictures - really looking at you. It's amazing, there is wood! There are pictures and truths: the Louvre has three treasures. Except for the Mona Lisa.

It's the Broken-Arm Venus and the Goddess of Victory. This seat is not particularly interested in the latter two treasures, but it is still inevitable to pat it in various ways. Let's make do with it. Two years ago, Yunluo saw a statue of "Venus with shoes" in a museum in St. Petersburg, although it was a little more cheesy. There is no suspense in the arms either.

But the victory is that the posture and expression are more natural, and Yunluo prefers - well, that's right, Yunluo goes to see Venus, the goddess of beauty, and no one looks at Athena, the goddess of wisdom, and Athena is not happy: good, good. The goddess of Yunluo, you are as good-looking as she is. Yunluo's favorite goddess is you. Favorite goddess of wisdom, Athena.

Next is the third treasure: the goddess of victory, Shu Yunluo, is an illiterate artist, but she really doesn't think this broken statue is beautiful. Well, Yunluo doesn't understand. Next is the same famous painting + sculpture, this seat is aesthetically tired, so I didn't shoot too much. Gabriel and her sisters, author unknown, Riccoeur's Raft: The Raft of the Medusa.

I've seen it in high school art books. It describes the scene of several shipwrecked survivors who saw a distant shadow in the sky and struggled to cry for help. It turns out that the ancient European priests also came to put their palms together? It seems to have a relationship with our Buddhism. There is no one who knows the history of France who does not know him: Richelieu. Cardinals, cardinals.

Prime Minister was his title. He was not only a great statesman, but also governed the country well and laid the material foundation for France's struggle for hegemony in Europe; He is also a skilled diplomatic expert, playing with countries to applause. He has been in power for 18 years, and his command of the world is the best portrayal of him.

The largest battleship ever built by the French army was named after him. Richelieu founded the Académie Française, which is now considered the highest honor in French academia. Even Napoleon was proud to be one of the academicians. Napoleon signed all documents with the title after he was elected a member of the Mathematical Society of France.

Every time he signed, he wrote "Academician of the Academy of Sciences, Commander-in-Chief, xxx, xxxx", always putting the title of academician first. Another version of "The Last Supper" is the furniture and interior of the royal family that I have seen the most this time, and the whole one is luxurious. Compared with Yunluo and An's first encounter with the ancient imperial palace of Huaguo, the ancient palaces in Europe are fully worthy of the word "splendid".

It is more delicate and well-behaved, while the palace of Huaguo is more inclined to be majestic, more imposing and bold. Crystal glass produced in a French artisanal workshop. In the feudal era, when mercantilism was prevalent, it was an important product for France to earn foreign exchange through exports. Napoleon's living room dragon bed. The question is, the tent is too thick, isn't it hot in summer?

Louis XIV, the "Sun King", the first powerful* monarch of France. A monarch who is very good at playing duplicitous. The crown is presumably the shield and helmet of the king or general, and is full of elaborate carvings and paintings. Where is this weapon, the whole thing is a work of art. Yunluo has seen this plate with snakes inside it more than once in museums.

The clouds fell on the Hermitage, the Metropolis, the British Museum all seen. I didn't see it after walking around today, and I always had a hunch in my heart: Yunluo will definitely see the same thing. Sure enough, I saw it immediately. Here is a great god who understands Western art for advice: What is the meaning of this plate with snakes? There are too many exhibits in the Louvre in the banquet hall.

Yunluo watched it for a few hours, and he was almost finished reading it, so he came out. Looking back, there are only a lot more people in line than when Yunluo first came to line up. Yunluo and so many people also lined up for half an hour, and it would take at least more than an hour for so many people. +^+ said he wanted a postcard before coming to France.

Now that you've finished reading the Louvre, let's go to the big souvenir shop next door and buy a postcard to send it. Yunluo went into the store and asked where the post office was, and the clerk said that there was one in the Louvre. Doesn't this mean that Yunluo has to wait in line for more than an hour to go in and mail it? Don't! +^+, forgive Yunluo, I really don't have the energy to queue for more than an hour to go in and send postcards.

Later, Yunluo is still in Paris, and he has to go to Milan and Rome, and he will send you a lot of opportunities. Next go to Notre Dame Cathedral. Notre Dame Cathedral is on the island in the middle of the Seine, not far from the Louvre, about ten minutes' walk away. When I was in elementary school, I read "Notre Dame de Paris", and there were many plots that I couldn't understand, but later I understood (you know). (To be continued)