Who knows several tourist cities in France?

There are too many places to visit in France. . . You can play in Paris for many days. I think some people say that they spent three days visiting Paris, which can only be a cursory tour. A Louvre will look at it for many days. Of course, if you don't know art, there's nothing to see. There are many coastal cities in southern France, which are good places for holidays, such as Nice, Cannes, Saint Tropet (many stars like to go, but the price is relatively high), Monaco (China, China, there are many casinos), and there are many celestial baths in the south. I forgot my name. You can experience streaking if you are interested. Bordeaux in the southwest is rich in wine and has the largest sand dune in the world (it seems to be the largest in the world, I forgot). Bonifacio, the southernmost part of Corsica, is also a beautiful place across the sea from Saipan, but it is a little far by boat. There are really too many places to go. Personally, I think there are many small places in France that are of great tourist value besides some famous big cities, but it is more difficult for tourists who don't understand or understand the language. It's best to find local friends or international students to play with.