The weather in Paris is pre-exploded.

Notre Dame de Paris is currently repairing the tower, which will not be completed until 2022. At present, Notre Dame de Paris is not open to external tourists during the renovation period, so I don't know where the renovation project is now.

I believe that Notre Dame de Paris, a world-class masterpiece, must have been seen or heard of by everyone, and most of us know what Notre Dame de Paris looks like through pictures, but it should only be seen in books after that, because Notre Dame de Paris was swallowed up by a fire before, and the 850-year-old building was almost completely destroyed in such a fire, and the collapse between towers can be said to be heartbreaking.

So why did Notre Dame de Paris have a fire? It is probably related to the repair and construction on site, because Notre Dame de Paris was being repaired at that time, and the fire seems to have started from the roof, and the scaffolding was the first to burn, so it is likely that the fire was caused by the operation error of the on-site construction team or the high temperature, and this repair work has been going on for several months.

So can we see the real Notre Dame in Paris in the future? This is unknown, because it will take at least 8~ 10 years to rebuild Notre Dame de Paris, during which Notre Dame de Paris will no longer be open to the public. It will cost 6 million euros to maintain the spire in the middle, and it will not be completed until 2022. This fire can be said to be burning with trepidation, because the fire started from scaffolding and was the first to burn. You know, there are 16 bronze statues on the scaffolding, which are precious cultural relics. It is a great misfortune that the fire did not spread to these bronze statues.

We should know that Notre Dame de Paris is not only a Gothic building to the world, but a French property and a cultural treasure of the people of the world. His artistic value can not be evaluated by money, but can only be said to be priceless. Now, after the burning of Notre Dame de Paris, the main building structure has been preserved, and the two clock towers have not collapsed in the fire, and many precious cultural relics inside have been rescued in time. These are all fortunate in misfortune, not because of internal disasters.