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The majestic Pyrenees is the dividing line between France and Spain. With Perdue Peak at an altitude of 3,352 meters as the center, Fiona Fang covers an area of 30,639 hectares. On the Spanish side are the two largest and deepest canyons in Europe. On the French side, the steeper north slope is three large circular barriers, showing typical geological terrain. In addition to the majestic mountains, this area also presents a quiet pastoral scenery. The outbound tourism in Shenzhen reflects the common agricultural lifestyle of people in the highlands of Europe. The same is true in the 20th century. Only in the Pyrenees can we review the ancient European society through the unique landscape of villages, farms, Yuan Ye, highland pastures and rugged mountain roads. The Pyrenees is the largest mountain range in southwest Europe, located at the junction of France and Spain, and is an extension of the Alps to the southwest. From the Bay of Biscay in the western Atlantic to the Bay of Lyon in the southern Mediterranean. It is 435 kilometers long and 80- 140 kilometers wide, of which the east section is only 10 kilometers wide and the middle section is 160 kilometers wide. According to the natural characteristics, it is divided into three sections: the western Pyrenees, starting from the Songgang Pass in the Bay of Biscay; The middle of the Pyrenees, from Songgang Pass to the upper valley of Garonne River; The eastern Pyrenees, from the upper reaches of the Garonne River to the south of the Gulf of Lyon, is also known as the Mediterranean Pyrenees. East-west, generally more than 2000 meters above sea level, with Perdue Peak at an altitude of 3352 meters as the center, covering an area of 30639 hectares. The axis of the mountain is strongly staggered granite, Paleozoic shale and quartzite; Mesozoic and tertiary strata on both sides; The northern hillside is covered with conglomerate, sandstone and shale. The northern hillside climate belongs to temperate marine type, with annual precipitation of 1500-2000mm and vegetation of beech and coniferous forest. The southern hillside has a subtropical dry summer climate with an annual precipitation of 500-700 mm. The vegetation types are Mediterranean hardwood evergreen forest and shrub forest. It has obvious vertical variation law. Below 400 meters above sea level, the winter temperature is MINUS 6 degrees to above 2 degrees, and the humidity is low. There are typical Mediterranean plants, such as purple oak, olive and cork oak. The altitude is 400- 1300m, the temperature is -6 degrees to-13 degrees in winter, and there is more precipitation, so it is a deciduous forest distribution area. Altitude 1300- 1700 meters, winter temperature-13 degrees to-16 degrees, with more precipitation. This is a mixed forest belt of beech and fir. The altitude is 1700-2300m, and the winter temperature is-16 to -20 degrees, which is a alpine coniferous forest belt. Above 2300 meters above sea level, it is an alpine meadow; Above 2800 meters above sea level, covered with ice and snow, above 3000 meters above sea level, modern glaciers develop. Humans have been living here since the Paleolithic Age. In the long-term communication between Spain and France, mountains play an important role. With the Pyrenees as the boundary, Spain and France in the vicinity have great cultural similarities, especially the way and characteristics of using terraced fields. The mountainous area has beautiful natural scenery, which is an important tourist attraction and a good place for mountaineering and skiing. There are many tourists visiting here, among which Tora in Spain and Gavarni in France are the two most attractive and beautiful scenic spots. The Colosseum in Gavarni looks particularly elegant, and the rock surface and spectacular waterfalls are the favorites of mountain climbers. In short, the unique natural scenery and quiet rural lifestyle of the Pyrenees will make tourists linger.