Notes on Paris

Author: Liu Mingjiu
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: Paris life is vast like an ocean, and the author has only floated in a small corner of this ocean for a brief moment, naturally with limited observations. What I have written is even less than what I have seen. Whenever I recall the solemn, the picturesque Luxembourg Gardens, the grand Alexander III Bridge, the secluded and tranquil La Chaise-Basée Cemetery, the historically rich Fontainebleau, the Arc de Triomphe celebrating Chinese New Year amidst firecrackers, and the ever-changing.
Content of the book: On the second day after arriving in Paris, Mr. Mathieu, the head of the reception office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' Cultural and Technical Department, told us that in addition to the schedule we hoped to arrange, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs would also host us for some travel and sightseeing. One of these items was a visit to the ancient castles along the Loire River. The ancient castles along the Loire River are numerous, and I had long heard of them. They are among the oldest cultural relics in France, not only attracting French and tourists from all over the world with their beautiful scenery and ancient architecture, but also sparking people's imagination with the rich history and legends they contain.