How is the unique creative industry in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil formed? Rio was formed in a strange way. Please talk about culture, geography, environment and climate.

Rio de Janeiro (Portuguese: Rio de Janeiro, meaning "River of January"), sometimes referred to as Rio, is located in the southeast of Brazil. 1960 was the capital of Brazil and the second largest city in Brazil, second only to Sao Paulo. It borders the Atlantic Ocean in the southeast, with a coastline of 636 kilometers. Rio de Janeiro has a tropical dry and wet season climate, with high temperature throughout the year, with obvious dry season and rainy season. The port of Rio de Janeiro in the city is one of the three natural harbors in the world. The Christ statue in Rio de Janeiro is a symbol of the city and one of the new seven wonders of the world. Rio de Janeiro won the right to host the 20 16/3 1 Summer Olympic Games on October 2, 2009.

Novel seaside scenery in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil-luminous giant fish made of discarded plastic bottles. They are made of hundreds of discarded plastic bottles with colorful blue and red LED lights flashing on them to remind people not to throw away plastic bottles at will on the beach.

The second largest city in Brazil and the largest seaport in Brazil. Located in the southeast of Brazil, facing the Atlantic Ocean in the south, there is a 14 km highway bridge on the west bank of Guanabara Bay across the bay, extending northward and connecting with the city of Niteroi on the east bank. Area 1255.3 square kilometers, 2.3 meters above sea level, 35 kilometers from north to south, 70 kilometers from east to west, with a green area of 325.6 square kilometers and a population of 9 million. Annual average temperature 17-36 degrees. 1502 65438+ 10, Portuguese navigators came to the bay, mistaking it for the mouth of a big river, and casually named it "January River", which was translated into Portuguese as "Rio de Janeiro". The city was founded in 1565, and became the capital of Brazil in 1763 and 1822. 1960, moved the capital to Pakistan.

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Celia. Later it was changed to guanabara (the same as the city limits), and guanabara became the capital of Rio de Janeiro after 1975 was revoked. National economic and cultural center. There are textile, clothing, printing, automobile, shipbuilding, machinery, petroleum processing, chemistry, metallurgy and food industries. The largest financial center in China; Many large enterprises, banks and monopoly organizations have management offices here. There are more than 60 museums, more than 70 libraries, 85 theaters and 82 clubs in the city. There are many universities and scientific research institutions. With developed land, sea and air transportation, it is the largest port in Brazil, with a wide belly and a narrow mouth, which can berth giant ships and an annual throughput of more than 35 million tons. The world-famous tourist center, located in the beautiful Guanabara Bay, is a famous tourist attraction in Brazil and even the world with beautiful scenery. The main attractions are Mount Jesus, Bread Mountain, Nitroy Bridge, Maracana Stadium, the largest park and botanical garden in Brazil. Rio de Janeiro's beaches are world-famous, with the largest number and extension in the world. There are 72 beaches in the city, two of which are Copa cabannes Beach and Ibanema Beach. The best tourist months are June and July every year. Many Christian countries in the world have carnival, but in terms of scale, number of participants, rich content and warm atmosphere, Brazil was the first to be promoted. Rio de Janeiro is the largest city in Brazil, so it is known as the "Carnival Capital". Every year in the middle and late February, Brazil will celebrate for three days and three nights. At that time, the streets of Rio de Janeiro will be decorated with lanterns, colorful flags and festive costumes everywhere. People appeared in the city and poured into the streets. Men, women and children are all dressed up, twisting their waists, waving their hands and dancing samba. All kinds of music, dance, drama performances and competitions come and go. The grand parade of costumes pushed the festival celebration to a climax, and large floats surrounded the elected "king" and "queen" to lead the way. In the vast team, the devil, angel, beauty, demon fairy, samurai, dignitaries, nobles, slaves and other grotesque costumes are dazzling; The audience cheered for their favorite characters and threw flowers and ribbons. The annual carnival vividly shows the enthusiastic national character of Brazilians. The carnival in the street was unveiled on Friday. Street carnival attracts thousands of revelers, many dressed as clowns, TV celebrities or animals. The most common sight is that men dress up as women; For example, BlocodasPiranhas is made up of a group of men who deliberately dress up as prostitutes. Another common group is BlocodasSujos, where members stain their clothes with cheap paint and parade in the streets dressed as Indians or hooligans. The night activities of the carnival are club dances, which attract dancers and tourists from Cali, including carnival parties held by Sirio-Libanes, Flamengo, Fluminense and Monte- Bao Li Club. The Monte-Libano Club boasts that its dancing is the most fanatical, especially on the night of Baghdad held on the carnival Tuesday. This night's activities are very popular, and sometimes even Muslims in the Middle East will come to * * * to attend the grand event. Another climax of the carnival was the best costume competition held in several dances, and only medieval wandering poems were seen.

Festival grand occasion

People, even the Roman Catholic archbishop's various costumes came out. Carnival in Rio de Janeiro is the most colorful. There is no doubt that it is also the focus of the whole activity, and it is a huge samba school parade. Samba dance is the most African activity in carnival. Samba dance combines European folk style with African singing and dancing skills. As for the samba parade, it is a new product of the twentieth century. Although Rio de Janeiro is densely populated, it has not reduced the Latin people's pursuit of pleasure. Carnival fully demonstrates Rio's Dionysian culture, but Rio's charm is not limited to this: beaches, art museums and food are the reasons why tourists linger. 1502 1 month, the Portuguese maritime expedition first discovered Rio de Janeiro, but they mistakenly thought that Guanabarabe on the shore was a river port, so they named it Rio de Janeiro, meaning "the river of the first month". 1555, the French first colonized here. /kloc-in the 0/7th century, sucrose became the most important export product of Rio. Every year in the middle and late February, Brazil will celebrate for three days and three nights. At that time, the streets of Rio de Janeiro will be decorated with lanterns, colorful flags and festive costumes everywhere. The whole city came out and poured into the streets. Men, women and children are all dressed up, twisting their waists, waving their hands and dancing samba, as if to vent all the troubles and hardships accumulated in their hearts over the past year. All kinds of music, dance, drama performances and competitions come and go. The annual carnival vividly shows the enthusiastic national character of Brazilians. Rio's downtown is divided into two parts, the SerraDaCarioca Mountains, and the Centro is the commercial and financial center, where museums and art galleries are mainly located. The southern district is a sightseeing and leisure center, and most entertainment places are in this area. Overview of tourist attractions Rio is famous for its beautiful scenery and colorful cultural life, and has also been rated as one of the "50 most worthwhile tourist attractions in the world". Charm Rio, this is how to make tourists linger! Beach Beach is not only a part of Rio people's life, but also a lifetime for them. The beach is also a clinic, campus, library, football field, volleyball court, singles bar, ballroom, rock concert hall, sports center and even office for Rio people. Although some people occasionally swim in the sea, this is only a leisure fragment of Rio people's beach life. At other times, they will read, chat, flirt, jog, exercise, take a nap, think and even engage in business activities on the beach. Walking on the beach, you can see the blue sea and waves in front of you, the golden soft sand under your feet, the breezy sea breeze in your ear, and you can still smell the sea in the sea breeze. A wide seaside avenue winds along the beach. The sidewalk of Haibin Avenue is inlaid with small white and black stones with various wavy patterns. Tall palm trees stand on the sidewalk and dance with the breeze. On the other side of Haibin Avenue are numerous hotels, restaurants and luxury apartments with twenty or thirty floors. Modern architecture and beautiful seaside scenery are in harmony and complement each other. No matter day or night, the beach is crowded with people who come here for a walk, play football, bathe in the sun and surf. Every weekend, on the eight-kilometer-long beach, colorful umbrellas stand in clusters, and people are buzzing and crowded, which simply becomes a sea of people! bread mountain

Map of downtown Rio de Janeiro

The beauty of Rio lies in its mountains. The mountains around Rio are abrupt and spectacular. The trees on the mountain are evergreen all the year round, icing on the cake and beautiful scenery. Among them, Bread Mountain and Bashan Mountain in Corcaud are the must-see places for tourists from all over the world. Bread Mountain lies between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. It is steep, with smooth walls, nearly 400 meters high. Seen from a distance, it is isolated from the wide world. Brazilians call it "sweet bread". Take the cable car to Bread Hill and overlook Rio City: here is Guanabara Bay, with white yachts and sailboats parked on the blue water. The semi-arc golden beach of botafogo Beach has fine waves, and there are many tall buildings on both sides of the seaside avenue. In the distance, a long dragonfly stands on both sides of the bay, which is the famous Niteroy Bridge. This 14 km long bridge connects Rio and the other side of Niteroi. This side is the vast Atlantic Ocean. Huge ships pass by from time to time on the sparkling sea, and small islands of different shapes appear and disappear from time to time under the beating of waves and tides. Copacabanis Beach in the distance is like a crescent moon lying across the Atlantic Ocean. Colorful cars coming from south to north are like countless beetles crawling slowly on the crescent-shaped seaside avenue ... When you climb the mountainous Corcaud Bus, you will see another scene. There is a huge statue of Jesus at the peak more than 700 meters above sea level, which is 38 meters high and weighs 1200 tons. It is one of the largest sculptures in the world. Jesus stood upright, arms outstretched, as if a huge cross stood on the top of the mountain, implying that Brazil is a Catholic country. Mount Jesus is the symbol of Rio. There is another place you can't miss when you go to Sardo, that is, the beautiful and mysterious Abatelek, called Black Lake. The water in the black lake is mysterious and shiny black; The sand on the shore is as white as snow and dazzling.

Overlooking mount Jesus

Shiny, the two set each other off, the white is whiter, the black is darker, and the beauty is breathtaking. The statue of Jesus in the Bashan area of Rio Corcaud is well chosen. Walking in the city of Rio, the statue of Jesus on the mountain can be seen everywhere: it overlooks the earth and stretches its arms, just like protecting the city of Rio at the foot of the mountain. In the evening, under the illumination of lights, the image of Jesus in the dark night is more tall and striking, and the religious color is more intense. Corcaud Baduo Mountain is foggy. Even in the hot sun, sometimes clouds of dense fog suddenly rise, pervading the whole mountain and turning into a foggy world. In the meantime, it will feel like a fairyland. Rio Mountain Show is also beautiful. Walking down the mountain, in addition to the huge freshwater lake in the city center, large and small beaches come and go. They are like a dazzling necklace hanging around Rio's "neck" and exude attractive charm. The most famous beach is Copa cabannes, which is a crescent-shaped beach with a width of more than 100 meters. Cristo Redentor (Portuguese: Cristo Redentor), a statue of Jesus Christ in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is a large art deco statue of Jesus Christ. It is the symbol of this city and one of the most famous memorial sculptures in the world. It has been selected as the statue of Jesus Christ in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil for more than 75 years. It weighs 1 145 metric tons, is 38 meters high, and its open palm is 28 meters wide. It was designed by the Polish-born French artist Landovsky. 1926- 193 1 year, he first made a statue fragment in France and then shipped it to Brazil for assembly. The whole sculpture is made of cement and took four years to build. It is also one of the most famous landmarks in Brazil, which can be seen from almost every angle in downtown Rio! The statue of Jesus is located at the top of Bado Mountain in Corcaud, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Its pedestal is also a Catholic church that can accommodate 150 people. The idea of building a statue on Mount Bado in Corcaud began in the middle of AD 1850, when a Catholic priest Pedro Maria Bos [2] asked Princess Isabel of the Brazilian Empire to raise funds to build a large religious monument. Princess Isabel didn't care much about this idea, but when Brazil became a Republic in 1889, this idea was completely rejected by the government because the law at that time forced the separation of church and state. The second proposal of "building landmarks on mountains" was put forward by the Archbishop of Rio de Janeiro at 192 1. The Archbishop organized an activity called Semana do Memorial Week to attract donations, mainly from Catholics in Brazil. The design requirements of Christian statues include: a cross representing Christianity, a statue of Jesus Christ holding the earth and a pedestal symbolizing the world. Finally, I chose "Save Christ with Open Arms" as the design appearance. This memorial statue was designed by the French monument sculptor Paul Landovsky, and the local engineer Hajto da Silva Cosca supervised the construction. A group of engineers and technicians studied Landovsky's design scheme and decided to use reinforced concrete instead of steel, so as to be more suitable for the statue in the shape of a cross. Cosca and Landovsky decided to use talc as the outer material of the statue, because it has the characteristics of high flexibility and can resist bad weather. Rio de Janeiro has also specially built the uphill railway in Baduo Mountain, Corcaud, in order to transport the huge stones needed to build the statue to the top of the mountain. 19311012 held a grand inauguration ceremony on bado mountain in Corcaud, and Brazilian president Vargas cut the ribbon for the statue. This day is the anniversary of Brazil's patron saint Aparecida-Notre Dame Day (also known as patron saint day). One of the highlights of the opening ceremony was to start the lighting system. Initially, the Italian inventor Marconi should start the switch from his cruise ship in Naples through the radio he invented. However, due to the bad weather conditions that day, the signal strength was affected, and finally it had to be turned on manually by the staff on Baduo Mountain in Corcaud. On June+10/October 65438+February 2006, cardinal Osbio Oscar Scheid of Rio de Janeiro celebrated Epiphany under the statue, which made this Christian statue a pilgrimage site. From then on, Catholics can be baptized and married in front of the statue. The classical Sardo tile in Sardo tile was built in Sardo tile in 1549. It is an ancient city that has not been "invaded" by modern civilization. Even as the capital of Bahia, it still retains many historical sites and exudes the ancient charm of elegance in the past.

Overlooking Rio de Janeiro's finely crafted baroque churches, houses and squares, the ancient style still exists; The artificially collected paving stones are well preserved as historical relics; The largest architectural community in Latin America during the European colonial rule is still integrated into people's lives. There are more than 160 churches in Wawa ancient city of Sardo. Most of these churches were built to strengthen the religious awareness of local people and African slaves. They are old and exquisite. One is the early Gothic style, with bright lines and great momentum; The other is baroque style and rococo style, which are rich in luxury, undulating lines and magnificent. /view/444 17.htm ps: Baidu Encyclopedia is reproduced above. In fact, as a tourist city, the highlight of Rio de Janeiro's creative modeling is a beach plastic modeling, which is world-famous and represents environmental protection. If we look for it from the perspective of urban development, I notice the carnival activities. This kind of enthusiastic activity can light up a city's business card, and it should be understandable to stimulate some creativity in this kind of activity.