Yunluo and Yan Chenyu pondered under the ruins of the walls, the pain and lessons brought to mankind by history, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu repent for the harm caused to another nation by one nation; by the remaining Berlin Wall, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu also sighed for the sufferings of this city.

A few more streets are checkpoints, and the passage between the soldiers at the border between the east and west Berlin during the German secession. During the Cold War, it was a pass between non-German people and the two Berlins. A rebuilt US military guard room now stands here, with the famous sign next to it: You are leaving the US defense zone now.

A portrait of a Soviet soldier and an American soldier erected here was built and designed by Frankthiel to commemorate the US-Soviet tank standoff in 1961 after several ultimatums.

As we took a photo of the street, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu arrived at the most beautiful square in Berlin - the Gendarmenmarkt. The concert hall of the Gendarmen Square is surrounded by German and French cathedrals, making this group of buildings full of harmonious mood. The famous German cathedral was from 1701 to 1708.

Designed by G-Brink, built by Giovanni, it was originally called the new church. The church was also destroyed during World War II, and the German cathedral was renovated, so many of the facilities inside were also used as introductions to historical knowledge.

The center of the square is the National Theater built here by the Karlgotthardlanghans from 1800 to 1802, destroyed by a fire in 1817. The famous Prussian architect Schenkel built a new construction on the ruins of the original site of the theater. The remnants of the original building were integrated into the new building.

The middle part of the building is tall, wide, with prominent fronts, and Eonian cylinders are built. Unfortunately, after it was destroyed during World War II, it was only protected in the initial stage, and systematic restoration work was not carried out until 1979. In 1984, the construction was changed from a theater to a concert hall and reopened again.

In Berlin's ancient history, there is also the most famous museum island, where Yunluo and Yan Chenyu took the subway to go there. The names of these five museums are: the Old Museum, the New Museum, the Old National Art Gallery, the Pagamon Museum and the Bode Museum. The buildings of each museum are of different styles and have their own characteristics.

The stone pillar porch of the old museum is vicissitudes and atmospheric; the old National Art Gallery is graceful and elegant. The Pagamon Museum is magnificent, and the Bode Museum is located at the forefront of the island, like a ship in the sea.

Yunluo has a deep interest in history, especially ancient exotic civilizations. Some people say that in Berlin, if you only have time to see a museum, the best choice is to go to the Pergamon Museum (perga touch nmu color um), so it is the first choice for Yunluo and Yanchenyu, and Yunluo and Yanchenyu come to visit for free.

There are several branches in it. The ancient collection contains the famous Pergamon altar (perga naltar), the market gate of Millet (markttor); the Islamic Art Museum (music umfu sla sche pants nst) contains the relief facade of Mshatta (mschatta-fassade, Jordan 8th century).

The Aleppo Room (aleppo-zimmer, 17th century), arts and crafts in the Islamic world (8th to 19th centuries); the West Asia Museum (Vordera privately atischesmu Um) contains the Istarr gate (ischtartor) and the Prozes onsstrare.

World-famous exhibits from Samel, Babylon, Assyrian, Northern Syria-East Anatolia region. It is now Iraq, Syria and Turkey.

As soon as we entered the exhibition hall, we first saw the Pergamon altar (perga naltar). The 18th-century Frenchman Countma Egabzel first proposed to excavate Pergamon's Acropolis. In 1871, German engineer Carlhumann discovered several fragments of ancient buildings while working in Pergamon.

He thought this might be fragments from a temple in Pergamon, so he sent these fragments to Berlin. With the support of the Berlin Museum, Humann began to excavate and archaeological work in the Acropolis of Pergamon. In 1878, the Turkish government officially agreed to Germany to transport the excavated antiquities back to Berlin.

So in 1879, the archaeological team began to transport the antiquities on the one hand and spent five years analyzing and rebuilding the city's blueprint. The entire excavation was not completed until 1886. In order to place these cultural relics, Berlin decided to build a special Pergamon Museum.

With the efforts of predecessors, these sealed history were presented to Yunluo and Yan Chenyu, allowing Yunluo and Yan Chenyu to see the prosperity of a former kingdom of Pergamon. After the hard work of archaeologists and pieces together, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu saw an ancient Greek altar built in the second century BC nearly 12 meters high.

The altar base is surrounded by exquisite reliefs, depicting the war between the gods of Olympus and the giants. It is 120 meters long, second only to the temple in Greece.

The collections in the museum include not only altars, but also city gates and streets, namely the Ishitamen and Parade Street in the Middle East Museum. The German Oriental Society excavated them in Babylon and Assyria in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The magnificent Ishitamen is the northern gate of the ancient Babylonian city.

Nebuchadnezzar II, the ancient Babylonian king who built the sky garden, built the gate dedicated to the goddess Ishita in about 575 BC. It was part of the ancient Babylonian wall until the appearance of the Alexandria Lighthouse, which was once a strong contender for the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

The walls of Yishita Gate are covered with blue glazed tiles, and there are lions made of brick carvings, bisons and Babylonian dragons and other animals. They are unimaginable at first glance.

Opposite the gate is the restored parade street, which is the main road leading to the temple in ancient times. There are glazed tiles on the walls on both sides of the walls, with about 120 lions symbolizing divine nature. In the middle, the style of ancient Babylon came to the face.

The Museum of Islamic Art, which displays ancient Islamic civilizations, contains a relief facade of Mshatta (MSchatta-fassade, Jordanian 8th century), Aleppo Room (aleppo-zimmer, 17th century), Arts and Crafts of the Islamic World (8th to 19th centuries).

Located on the second floor of the hall on the right, it contains Islamic artworks from the 8th to 19th centuries, such as ivory products, textiles and pottery, covering the entire Islamic world from Spain to India. When the clouds fall into it, it seems that I heard the shouts of Islamic craftsmen thousands of years ago, so real.

After coming out of the museum, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu, who had been hungry for a long time, rushed to the river to enjoy the delicious food. There are many delicious foods in Berlin. Germans love to eat potatoes, and many dishes include potatoes, and sausages. Yunluo and Yan Chenyu tasted many kinds of sausages, and the more delicious one is currywurst.

soljanka, berlinereisbein (pork elbow), sauerbraten (braised beef with vinegar), bulette (Berlin meat patties), schweinebraten (roasted pork), berlinerweis color (Berlin white beer).

The rampage in Berlin was almost over, and I finally went to the Memorial Church of Emperor William, a place that will always remember the cruel historical facts of World War II. The ruins of the church and the adjacent church built later warned future generations not to forget peace and reconciliation.

As night falls, the city returns to tranquility, the ancient Berlin is sleeping, and the modern Berlin is becoming active. Yunluo and Yan Chenyu only see a silhouette. Your experience of this city needs to be felt by yourself.

This palace is not as majestic, complex and solemn as some European palaces seen in the paintings of Yunluo and Yan Chenyu. It is just a long bungalow-style single-family building.

However, although there is only one floor, it follows the central axis and symmetry construction principle. It is said that there are more than 1,000 stone sculptures with Greek mythological figures as the theme. There are also galleries with 124 famous paintings on the east side of the palace. Most of these paintings are famous works by Italian and Dutch painters during the Renaissance. The gallery is spacious and bright, and concerts are held here every festival.

When you enter the palace gate, you first enter the marble hall with a dome. The overall hall is gorgeous and gorgeous, with a magnificent arched dome, complex colors, and magnificent; the surrounding walls are decorated with marble gilded pieces and paintings.

The patterns on the floor are also regular and harmonious, meticulous and beautiful. The rich and exciting space formed by all this makes the hall produce an artistic effect of prestigiousness.

When you pass by, you enter the magnificent audition hall and feel even more shocking. The four walls are inlaid with gold and dazzling. Not only are the reliefs of the ceiling decorations full of imagination, but the round flower decorations, hanging flower decorations, and beaded lines used for beautification around them also show artistic ingenuity. This is the gallery on the east side of the palace.

The dazzling array of world-famous paintings are even more dazzling. It is said that the more than 120 famous paintings displayed here are mostly masterpieces of painters from Italy, the Netherlands and other countries during the Renaissance. Hovering in the gallery, the strong visual impact makes people feel like entering a palace of myths.
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