Susie's endless lazy sunshine

Sousse is known as the "Garden Port of the Mediterranean", with diverse buildings, vicissitudes of city walls and sacred and admirable religious buildings. Bars and cafes can be seen everywhere in the streets of Sousse. The blue sky in the Mediterranean, the blue sea embracing white clouds and the lazy pace of life make people enjoy this unique laziness. Sue has a vast desert on one side and a blue sea on the other. The moment we returned from the south of Tunisia and arrived in Susai, people were instantly rejuvenated like plants that were transplanted into a humid environment and were extremely short of water. Susai is located in the east of Tunisia, relying on transportation equipment, food processing, olive oil, textiles and tourism, with good economic development. It is speculated that the name Sousse comes from Berbers, because there are also cities named after it in Libya and southern Morocco. There are ugly pirates on the cruise ship moored in the port of Sousse, telling the story of the city and the Mediterranean. Historically, this port city belongs to the Roman Empire and has not been destroyed. After being captured by Arabs in the 7th century, it became the main base for Maghreb to attack Sicily. It was later occupied by the Spanish and the French. Although these powerful foreign forces have staged various wars here in the past, Susai has always retained the Arab style. In the center of the city, the tall walls of Medina surround houses and small shops, and there is a tall steeple in the southwest corner and northeast corner as a watchtower to observe the enemy's situation, so the city of Sousse has become a model of Arab seaside fortifications. The trip to Suzhou fully made me feel the mystery of exotic customs, and it was not enough for me to stay here for half a day.