Yunluo and Yan Chenyu were meditating under the ruins, thinking about the pain and lessons that history had brought to mankind. Together, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu repented for the harm that one nation had caused to another. Next to the few remaining sections of the Berlin Wall, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu also sighed for the suffering that this city had once endured.

A few blocks away is Checkpoint Charlie, a military crossing at the border between East and West Berlin during the German division and a gateway for non-Germans to travel between the two Berlins during the Cold War. A reconstructed US military guardhouse now stands here, with the famous sign next to it: You are now leaving the US defense zone.

The portraits of a Soviet soldier and an American soldier erected here were built in 1961 and designed by Frank Thiel to commemorate the US-Soviet tank confrontation after several ultimatums. <), the German and French cathedrals are clustered on both sides of the Gendarmenmarkt Concert Hall, making this group of buildings full of harmonious atmosphere. The famous German Cathedral was built by i from 1701 to 1708 and was originally called the New Church. The church was also destroyed in World War II. After the renovation of the German Cathedral, many facilities inside are also used as an introduction to historical knowledge.

The middle part of the building is tall and wide, with a protruding front and Ionic columns. Unfortunately, it was destroyed again during World War II. In the initial stage, it was only protected, and systematic restoration work was not carried out until 1979. In 1984, the building was changed from a theater to a concert hall and reopened for use.

In the ancient history of Berlin, there is also the most famous Museum Island. Yunluo and Yan Chenyu took the subway to go there. The names of these five museums are: Old Museum, New Museum, Old National Art Gallery, Pergamon Museum and Bode Museum. The architecture of each museum is different in style and has its own characteristics.

The stone pillars of the Old Museum are majestic, the Old National Gallery is graceful and elegant. The Pergamon Museum is magnificent, and the Bode Museum is located at the front of the island, like a ship in the sea.

Yunluo has a deep interest in history, especially ancient foreign civilizations. Some people say that if you only have time to visit one museum in Berlin, the best choice is to go to the Pergamon Museum (), so it is Yunluo and Yan Chenyu's first choice, and Yunluo and Yan Chenyu catch up with the free day to visit.

There are several branches in the museum. The Ancient Collection houses the famous Pergamon Altar, and the Millet Museum houses the Mshatta-Fassade (8th century Jordan).

Aleppo Room (alrare).

World-famous exhibits from Sumer, Babylon, Assyria, Northern Syria-Eastern Anatolia, modern-day Iraq, Syria and Turkey.

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

So from 1879, the archaeological team began to remove the antiquities, and spent a full five years analyzing and reconstructing the blueprint of the city. The entire excavation was not completed until 1886. In order to house these cultural relics, Berlin decided to build a special Pergamon Museum.

Thanks to the efforts of predecessors, these sealed histories were presented to Yunluo and Yan Chenyu, allowing them to see the heyday of the Kingdom of Pergamon. After the hard research and piecing together of archaeologists, Yunluo and Yan Chenyu saw an ancient Greek altar nearly 12 meters high built in the second century BC.

The altar base is surrounded by exquisite reliefs depicting the war between the Olympian gods and the giants. It is 120 meters long, second only to the Greek temples.

The museum's collection includes not only altars, but also city gates and streets, such as the Ishtar Gate and the Procession Street in the Middle East Museum, which were discovered by the German Oriental Society in Babylon and Assyria in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The magnificent Ishtar Gate is the north gate of ancient Babylon.

It is 14 meters high and 30 meters wide. Nebuchadnezzar II, the king of Babylon who built the Hanging Gardens, built this gate dedicated to the goddess Ishtar around 575 BC. It was part of the ancient Babylonian city wall, which was a strong contender for the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World until the Lighthouse of Alexandria appeared.

The walls of the Ishtar Gate are covered with blue glazed bricks, and on them are brick carvings of lions, bison, Babylonian dragons and other animals. At first glance, it is unimaginably magnificent.

Opposite the gate is the restored parade street, which was the main road leading to the temple in ancient times. There are about 120 lions with glazed brick reliefs on the walls on both sides, symbolizing divinity. Standing there, you will feel the charm of ancient Babylon. <), which contains the Mshatta-fassade (8th century Jordan), the Aleppo Room (17th century), and the arts and crafts of the Islamic world (8th to 19th century).

The second floor of the right hall houses Islamic artworks from the 8th to the 19th century, such as ivory products, textiles, and pottery, covering the entire Islamic world from Spain to India. When Yunluo was among them, it seemed as if he could hear the cries 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 delicious food. There are many delicacies in Berlin. Germans love potatoes, and there are potatoes in many dishes, as well as sausages. Yunluo and Yan Chenyu tasted many kinds of sausages, and the most delicious one was currywurst.

soljanka, been (roast pork), berlinerweisse (Berlin white beer).

The Berlin walk was almost over, and we finally went to the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, a place where people will always remember the cruel facts of World War II. The ruins of the church and the adjacent churches built later remind future generations not to forget peace and reconciliation.

Night fell and the city returned to its tranquility. Ancient Berlin fell asleep and modern Berlin began to come alive. Yun Luo and Yan Chenyu saw only a silhouette. You need to experience this city for yourself.

This palace was not as majestic, complex and solemn as some of the European palaces that Yunluo and Yan Chenyu had seen in pictures. It was just a long, single-family building.

However, although it has only one floor, it follows the central axis and symmetrical construction principles. It is said that there are more than 1,000 stone sculptures based on Greek mythology characters in the palace. There is also a gallery on the east side of the palace that houses 124 famous paintings, most of which are masterpieces by Italian and Dutch painters during the Renaissance. The gallery is spacious and bright, and concerts are held here during festivals.

Entering the palace gate, the first thing you enter is the marble hall with a dome. The hall is gorgeous and magnificent, with arched domes with convex and concave shapes, intricate patterns and magnificent gold and jade; the surrounding walls are decorated with marble gilt pieces and paintings.

There is no mistake in the poem, post, content, and read the book on 6, 9, and bar!

The patterns on the floor are also neatly arranged, harmonious, delicate and beautiful. All of this creates a rich and exciting space, giving the hall a striking artistic effect.

After passing through, you will enter the magnificent audience hall, which is even more shocking. The walls are inlaid with gold and are dazzling. Not only are the reliefs on the ceiling imaginative, 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 is even more dazzling. It is said that most of the more than 120 famous paintings on display here are masterpieces by painters from Italy, the Netherlands and other countries during the Renaissance. Wandering in the gallery, the strong visual impact makes people feel like entering a mythical palace.

Frederick the Great loved playing the flute and dogs, and even asked to be buried with his dog after his death. In the middle of the room hung his portrait, on the left was his father's portrait, on the right was his mother's, but his queen was nowhere to be seen. It turned out that the queen had been living in Berlin, and people could not see any trace of that woman in the entire palace. (To be continued...)

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