European impression prose

The whole of Europe is like an old man who goes to bed early.

Fashionable lady Cheng called and said that she has been feeling unwell since returning from Europe and has been sleeping poorly at night. It seems that her biological clock has adapted to that beautiful place. In fact, I think this is because she is full of attachment to the European ecology and living conditions, and her body has consciously or unconsciously begun to resist Xi'an, a city full of people and always noisy.

The buildings in New York are skyscrapers with more than 100 floors, and the houses in Paris are monuments that are more than 300 years old. Different buildings will always have an explicit or implicit impact on people's lives.

The place in Europe that impresses us best is Amsterdam in the Netherlands. This peculiar city located on the southwest shore of Lake IJssel has more than 160 waterways of various sizes, connected by more than 1,000 bridges. Wandering around the city, there are crisscrossing bridges and criss-crossing rivers. Next are the residential houses along the Rhine and small towns in Germany. What these places have in common is that they have abundant water and grass, a sparse population, friendly residents, and low-rise and casual houses. They are not as cramped, cramped and snobbish as the buildings here.

Arriving in Amsterdam on the first day, I woke up early for a walk due to jet lag. The hotel we stayed in was hidden in a dense forest, and there were many luxury cars parked among the wet trees. Walking on a country road, I met a group of middle school students riding bicycles and whizzing past. At a red light, they stopped, straddling their bicycles and laughing. Although they look childish, they are all tall, handsome, and full of sunshine. On another parallel road, motorcycles and hatchback cars passed smoothly. The beautiful woman riding the motorcycle is brightly dressed and tall. The old lady sitting on the car is well-dressed and has a noble and elegant demeanor. The gentleman is humble and friendly. Later I learned that the Netherlands is the country with the highest average height in the world. In contrast, Paris, where the streets are filled with the smell of perfume and where tall beauties are walking around, does not have a good impression in our minds. We compare her to a rich, jeweled aristocratic woman. Although she is still full of charm, it is difficult to Cover up the wrinkles of vicissitudes of life.

In fact, a good impression of a person or a city is composed of several details. In Europe, whether in a busy city or a remote town, we rarely see pedestrians who run red lights. When they meet a car, the other person will wave their hands politely to you through the car window, asking you to pass first. In restaurants, shops, downtowns, anywhere you meet people, you will see bright, sincere smiles. Through these smiles, you can feel their heartfelt love for their work and their love for life. One noon in a small town in Germany, an elderly woman leaned in the doorway of a store and enjoyed the sunshine leisurely. She greeted everyone who walked into the store warmly, but this was clearly not her store. One night in the Netherlands, a drunken middle-aged man saw so many people getting off our bus, he stopped his staggering steps, clasped his hands in salute, cheered enthusiastically and threw away his hat... At this time, in Xi'an At the south gate of , a little girl who had just found a job cried because she couldn't squeeze into the bus; on East Street, two polite white-collar workers quarreled and then got into a fight because the bus rubbed against each other!

Another one that must be mentioned is The Merchant of Venice. In Venice, merchants do not feel treacherous. They usually take care of their goods in a leisurely manner, not selling but enthusiastically. The door is left ajar, not wanting too many customers to come in. The half-open door actually determines the scale of their business. It will not be big or small, nor too poor nor too rich. Being too poor or too rich is a burden. When it was break time, he would close the door on time and put an end to any big business. They are doing their own small business slowly, no matter how big or small it is. Obviously, they are not trying to gain a kind of wealth, but sticking to a certain way of life.

The most legendary experience was in the beautiful city of Florence, Italy. We finally got rid of the philistine tour guide and squeezed into a bus bound for the city. We communicated in broken English with people of all colors in the carriage, learned about the round trip route and the David statue we were looking for, and also got to know a Chinese young man coming from Wenzhou.

He came here when he was 17 years old and worked in a leather goods factory. He had already sent a lot of money back to his hometown by mail. He enthusiastically took us on a tour according to the tour route. He confidently said that he wanted to open a leather goods factory of his own. We visited all the scenic spots and bought satisfactory leather goods. It was thrilling, exciting and satisfying. After we came back, we were envied by other people in the tour group.

Of course, we also found that in front of some museums in Europe, there are always some black young people wandering around selling fake bags. They were in groups, either squatting or sitting, and their movements and eyes were so similar to those of vendors at various scenic spots in China, especially their eyes, which were evasive and full of cunning and speculation. So I came to a conclusion: the eyes will reveal all your life experience, growth, experience, identity and true purpose.

The weather in Europe is always very mysterious, one place is particularly gloomy, and the other is particularly bright. The sunlight was blocked and reflected again and again from the clouds divided into multiple layers far and near, and finally shot out hard. As a result, the thin and thick clouds showed a charming and mysterious atmosphere.