Does anyone know information about "Venice", "Water City", "Flower City" and "Paris"?

When traveling to Italy, Venice is a must-visit city. Venice, known as the city floating on the water, is a shining pearl of the Mediterranean. In fact, Venice is a city composed of more than 100 small islands. A man-made causeway connects the Italian mainland with the city of Venice. From the high-speed train passing on the causeway, you can see the swaying reflection of the city reflected in the water in the distance. The charming style of the underwater city appears before your eyes.

In the city of Venice, there are 11 large and small rivers; there are 408 bridges of different types and shapes in the city. No one has the same shape. In fact, this water city is connected by hundreds of bridges. In the city, there are no modern buildings to be seen, only brick and wooden houses of different styles in a patchwork manner.

There are no cars in the city, only pedestrian streets and squares. Various craft souvenir shops can be found in the streets and alleys. The rivers that crisscross the city are actually "roads", and the means of transportation are of course various boats. Boats for various purposes, such as tourist boats, ferries, and taxis (similar to taxis) are everywhere in the canals. They are as convenient as our cars in land cities. If you want to experience the city's transportation characteristics, take a long-standing traditional wooden boat with its two ends tilted up, called a "gondola". The boatmen of this kind of boats all have the same attire, with a brimmed top hat on their head and a red ribbon tied around their neck. They sing Italian folk songs while rowing, and the boats pass by the antique buildings on both sides of the river.

On a summer evening, a family or young friends rent a boat, bring their own instruments such as accordions and guitars, and sing and talk. The fatigue of the day disappears without a trace at this time. In the singing, the boat moved forward slowly, sometimes drilling through bridge holes, sometimes squeezing into "alleys", and traveling in winding small rivers. The beautiful singing voice floats in the quiet summer night sky, which makes people feel comfortable, and all the troubles in the world are thrown away to the sky. On the various small bridges passing by, tourists from foreign countries were attracted by the carefree and unique taste of Italians, and they lost no time in capturing the leisurely atmosphere of Venetians in their cameras.

In fact, the most intoxicating thing about Venice is the beautiful night view. The colorful lights from the small buildings on both sides of the river are reflected on the canal, making it variegated. The boats on the river and the lights on both sides make the night on the Adriatic Sea more charming and charming.

Visitors will be amazed by the painting skills of the street landscape sketch painters. With a few simple strokes, waterscapes and streets appear on the paper, and then a name that no one can understand is signed, and the masterpiece worth 20,000 lire (about 100 yuan) is completed. This process is repeated until it is late at night and there are not many people on the street. The painter drags his tired body home or takes a rest in a cafe.

An old lady from France was walking alone in Venice's Piazza San Marco, sometimes staring into the distance. She said she would come here twice a year because there is no more beautiful city in the world. In the city of Venice, there are two routes, first, taking a transport boat to your destination, and second, walking along the connected small streets. For tourists who are out of town for a short time, taking a boat is the most convenient. On the boat, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Venice Grand Canal. But I like to choose the second way of walking, so that I have time to inspect the unique attractions of Venice and appreciate its endless charm. During the slow walk, many other ancient attractions will arouse your endless imagination.

Amsterdam in the Netherlands is also known as the city on the water, but my feeling about it is not as good as Venice. Maybe it's because I've lived there for a long time and my emotions have moved in.

Italian people are informal and hospitable, leaving a very good impression on tourists. Their behavior is in obvious contrast with the orthodox gentlemanly British people, so more people are willing to travel to Italy. When you first arrive in Weicheng, you are at a loss as to where to go. A kind-hearted old gentleman will take the initiative to act as a tour guide and accompany you around most of the city. At twelve o'clock in the evening, if you get lost on the path, the walking Italian girl will guide you. You take it to where you want to go. These actions will touch you so much that you don’t know how to express your gratitude. I can only express my gratitude at that time with the Italian word “Glazai” that I just learned.

The capital of the French Republic, a famous historical city, and one of the most prosperous metropolises in the world, known as the "Flower Capital of the World". Paris is located in the center of a basin in northern France, straddling both sides of the Seine River. The urban area is 105 square kilometers, including the Paris city and the greater Paris area of ??7 surrounding provinces, with a total area of ??120,000 square kilometers. The city of Paris has a population of more than 2.3 million, and the Greater Paris Area has a population of about 10.07 million. It is also one of the most populous metropolises in the world.

Paris is not only France, but also a political, economic and cultural center of Western Europe. Historically, Paris has been the capital of successive French dynasties, the capital of successive bourgeois republics, and the birthplace of the French bourgeois revolution. Today, many administrative agencies, party groups, and provincial administrative agencies of the French government are still located here, and some important international organizations are also located in Paris. Paris is also the economic center of France and the largest industrial and commercial city in the country.

Paris’s gross industrial production accounts for about 1/4 of the country’s total. The number of workers in Paris accounts for about 1/5 of the country's workers. The automobile industry ranks first in the country.

In the light industry, Paris has traditional clothing, cosmetics, decorations and fashionable furniture, etc. These products enjoy a world reputation. Paris perfume is famous all over the world, known as the "dream industry", and is regarded as a national treasure by the French state. The finance, securities, and insurance industries in Paris are very prosperous. There is also the financial center of France, the Paris Financial Market, one of the world's important financial markets. Business is also booming. The largest shopping mall in Europe, the Four Seasons Mall, is located in the La Défense district of Paris. The famous Paris International Exposition and the modern Trocadero Exhibition Hall form an "Exposition City" for year-round exhibitions. Paris is France's transportation hub, with 13 million passengers a day. All land transportation across the country is concentrated in Paris, forming a spoke-type transportation network.

The Eiffel Tower, the symbol of Paris, stands tall like a steel giant on the banks of the Seine in the center of Paris. Located on the right bank of the Seine River, the Louvre is world-famous for its rich collection of classical paintings and sculptures. It is one of the most precious buildings of the French Renaissance. Notre Dame de Paris is a French Gothic building located on the island in the center of the Seine River. It is not only famous for Hugo's famous novel "Notre Dame de Paris", but also because it is the oldest, largest and most outstanding building in the history of architecture in Paris. Catholic Church. In addition, the Arc de Triomphe and the Palace of Versailles are must-see attractions for people to visit.