Six countries in Eastern Europe (1)

1, direct flight from Shenzhen to Warsaw, Poland.

The 32 members of our tour group came from Shenzhen, Guangzhou and Shantou respectively, and assembled on time. On June 4th, 20 19, led by Liao Dongmei, the tour leader and tour guide, he took a boat to Hong Kong Airport at 8: 30am, took flight kL888, and flew to Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, at 12: 20. The flight time was 12 hours. At 8: 30 pm on June 5th, the plane took flight KL 1369 from Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, and flew for 2 hours to Warsaw, the capital of Poland. At the airport, it took the checked baggage and took a bus to Novotel Hotel downtown. At that time, it was already 0: 30 Warsaw time on June 5 (6: 30 Beijing time on June 5), and the team leader took into account that our land, sea and air were more than 20 hours a day, 65,438+100,000. This is a life footprint that we don't often have, so I recorded this trip in the original ecology. I marked the real sailing time, voyage and connection point to commemorate this trip and hope it will be the forerunner of others. .

2. Warsaw, the capital of Poland

Warsaw is famous, like thunder 1955 14 In May, the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Bulgaria, Hungary, GDR, Poland, Romania and Albania signed the Treaty of Friendship, Mutual Assistance and Cooperation in Warsaw in response to the decision of the United States, Britain and France to admit the Federal Republic of Germany to NATO. Warsaw Pact and NATO are two opposing military alliance organizations. Today, however, the Warsaw Pact has already been dissolved, and the Soviet Union has also disintegrated. I have mixed feelings when I come here today. Its demise should be the inevitable development of history, and there is no need to cherish it. In Warsaw, the only "trace" of socialism is the "Palace of Science and Culture" aided by the former Soviet Union. Built in 1955, the palace is 230 meters high. It is the tallest building in Poland at present and a landmark building in the center of Warsaw. It is a signpost for people to get lost and find their way in Warsaw. This palace was a gift from the Soviet Union to Poland. The whole building is square, and the top floor is like a heavenly sword, piercing the sky. This Soviet architectural style is out of tune with Warsaw. Many Poles think this is a symbol of Soviet rule, so they also give him many other meaningful nicknames, such as Stalin's syringe and Russian wedding cake, which are similar in appearance but intrinsic in nature.

Warsaw is the political, economic and cultural center and the largest city in Poland. The capital circle is located on the Vistula River, with a population of 2.78 million and an urban area of 5 12 square kilometers. Warsaw is the ninth largest capital of the European Union and a famous historical city. During World War I and World War II, it was occupied and severely damaged in World War II. After decades of restoration, it has become a beautiful city.

3. Chopin Memorial Park

When we came to Chopin Memorial Park, we felt that the garden was like a washbasin on the whole and a footbath on the small side. It is high around and low in the middle, so this configuration is convenient for middle performance and viewing around. I looked around, the trees were in full bloom, and the shade covered the sky. There is a round pool in the middle, blue waves rippling, and a few waterfowl, who are bold, ignore us and wander at will. Around the pool, lawn grass and canvas loungers painted by figures and flowers are everywhere for tourists to take a nap or sit and paint. I spent the whole day on the plane, and my eyes were dim. I thought it was a handsome boy and a beautiful woman, with flowerpots together and hugging each other in an armchair. After a closer look, I realized that it was a canvas painting on the back of the chair. I was surprised that the painter was so skilled that he could confuse the real with the fake. On the lawn in front of the park entrance, rows of green wooden armchairs are placed for citizens to sit and attend concerts during holidays. When we entered the park, Guangzhou Group, Shenzhen Group and Shantou Group all took a group photo, leaving their happy faces in the park and giving them to Chopin. When everyone was busy taking pictures, I approached the statue of Chopin: on the bank of the pool, on a high pedestal made of light brown granite, there was a dark bronze statue of Chopin, which was 5 meters high and weighed 16 ton. Chopin sat under a willow tree. The branches of the willow tree were twisted to the right by the strong wind, but the trunk was as tall as a rock, and the whole tree was like a torch in the wind. Under this torch-like branch, Chopin's hair and cloak fluttered to the right with the wind, his neck and throat trembled, his eyes were bright and his face was firm, showing his inner stubbornness. All these bring out Chopin's steely character. It is reported that this statue was destroyed during World War II. 1958 In May, the statue was erected again. Chopin was born in the suburb of Warsaw in 18 10. His father is French and his mother is Polish. 183 1 year, due to the failure of Warsaw Uprising, he took his hometown loess and settled in Paris, France. In Paris, he met the poet Heine, writers Hugo and Balzac, and musicians Liszt and Berlioz, which greatly enriched his piano creation. He toured Europe and donated all the proceeds of the performance to Poland's struggle against Russian rule. Disaster-stricken Poland was divided up by different nationalities for three times and disappeared on the world map 100 years. 184910 June 17, Chopin died of tuberculosis at his home in Paris with the hatred of national subjugation. Like Copernicus, the founder of Heliocentrism, and Madame Curie, a physicist, he has become a symbol of Poland and a national business card. On his deathbed, he asked his sister to send his heart back to Poland.

On the way back to the park, I saw a bust of Chopin on a stone foundation. I have great respect for those who associate myself with the fate of my motherland, so I took some photos with Chopin's statue. There is a Chopin music bench in the park, which is filled with Chopin piano music. Press a button and the music starts in turn. Chopin's music on the bench seems to fall from the sky, ethereal and sweet. It is said that there are 15 Chopin music benches in Warsaw, which are distributed in public places such as stations. Chopin's glorious image will live in the hearts of Poles forever.

It is called Chopin Park in China and Wajinji Park in Poland. "Wajinji" means "bath" in Polish, and the garden is named after a "bath pavilion" in the earliest building. Wajinji Park is very big. It covers seven hectares. At the end of the 18th century, it was built by Stanislaw II, the last Polish king. After 30 years of construction, the last monarch was keen on construction. The reason is that Poland was divided between Russia, Austria and Prussia when he was in office. In order to escape the sad fact that Poland disappeared from his world map, he hid in the world of gardening.

The park map shows that there are more than twenty scenic spots in the park. There are all kinds of palaces, ruins of theaters and a China Park. In that park, there is a small building for secret negotiations between China and the United States. Because of time, I can't find any traces of history.

Chopin

A heart is buried in the shrine, and songs are excited in the homeland.

Thirty-nine years of spring and autumn is short, but a lifetime of virtue and art is a hundred years.

Note: Chopin's heart is buried in the second pillar of Warsaw Cross Church.

(Chopin Park)