If you want to go to Jiuquhua Street, you can't cross it by coach, so you can only walk. Walking, I was out of breath and sweaty. What is there to see in Flower Street? But you can't miss it when you come. This is the most crooked street in the world!

San Francisco Jiuqu Flower Street is the most crooked street in the world. Originally designed and built in 19 in the 1920s, it was to rest the busy traffic, and now it has become the most attractive street in San Francisco. There are stone steps on both sides of the street, rising step by step. Looking back, there is no bottom. Look ahead and meander to the sky.

My wife and I are climbing a zigzag street with a slope of about 40 degrees and eight sharp turns. We sweated as we climbed and sweated on the flagstone road under our feet. I wiped my face with sweat and sprinkled it on the flowers and plants on the roadside. Houses or shops on both sides of the street are full of flowers and plants, and the flower beds on the street are lush in cages, and the flowers are like water, which washes away our fatigue. Between the flower beds, there is a driveway. The car crawled from side to side, as slow as a tortoise. It is precisely because of the winding of people and cars that we have the beautiful scenery of this shuttle brocade. If you go straight, the car will turn over and float. We finally climbed to the top of the mountain and looked back at Jiuqu Flower Street: a narrow street with many colors, like brocade woven by fairies. The tortoise climbed onto the float, just like a butterfly collecting honey. Exquisite small buildings on both sides of the street, some red apricots are out of the wall, and some green trees are holding umbrellas. Jiuqu Street, such as Tianjie! We overlook the Bay Bridge and stretch our hearts as if we were in heaven!

Jiuqu Flower Street, unique to San Francisco, has a unique flavor and is unforgettable!

D. fisherman's wharf

Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco is a famous tourist attraction in San Francisco, USA, which generally includes the area from Gladley Square in the northern waters of San Francisco to Pier 35. so-called

Fisherman's Wharf is a fishing port for fishermen.

In order to facilitate tourists to see the sea, the relevant departments have built continuous wooden walkways by the sea.

. I walked on the wooden road, with boundless blue sky above my head and vast blue sea in my eyes. Fishing boats, yachts and primitive boats float in the water, and many poles are in awe.

Here, China workers used to make a living by fishing, shrimp and oysters, and later Italian fishermen came here to make a living by fishing. Now all kinds of ships here should be the continuous development of fishing boats in those days.

I admire China people's life footprints all over the world! Not far away, a fat sea lion fell asleep on a floating board in a large enclosed sea area. They slept lovely, some were head-to-head, mouth-to-mouth, kissed fiercely and loved each other to death; Some hold their heads high, visit the blue sky, and peek at changes to prevent accidents; Some lie on another sea lion, looking for honey from the opposite sex.

Further on, it is a paradise for seagulls. Some swim comfortably, some comb their feathers happily, some dance ballet, and some snatch food from tourists. It's really an eye-opener. There are beauty and fierceness in seagulls. I walked on and came to Pier 39, which is the busiest place in Fisherman's Wharf. Fisherman's Wharf, with the changes of the times, the function of fishing has gradually weakened, and after commercial development, it has gradually evolved into a unique business, leisure, cultural and entertainment place. The seaside is full of two or three-story buildings, and all kinds of shops are scattered and beautiful. Huge steel and plastic shrimps are hanging in the air, and the steaming seafood aroma in the restaurant is floating everywhere, which makes people feel that this is a seafood resort. Shops selling souvenirs are crowded with people and business is booming. Street performers, covered in gold and silver, with red hair and green hair, sing and dance while playing, and sometimes take photos with tourists to earn tips. After reading it, I realized that in this world, everyone has his own way of living and his own fun. Dude, don't hang yourself from a tree.

E. San Francisco art palace

Not far from the Golden Gate Bridge, there is an antique Roman columnar art building-San Francisco Art Palace.

The Art Palace was built in 19 13 and completed in 19 15. It was originally built for Panama's "Pacific World Expo", but after the Expo, more than a dozen buildings were demolished. Because tens of thousands of residents signed against the demolition, the Art Palace survived.

In the dome hall of the Art Palace, the white round hat seems to lead to heaven, which indicates that Panama's "Pacific World Expo" will be a complete success.

I see the hall is polygonal. Around, there are many arched doors, up and down, left and right. Geometry, exquisite patterns and celebrity statues are carefully carved and lifelike. Between each door, there are two huge kosslyn red pillars, which are erect and slender and can't be embraced. The beauty of a woman's jade legs is hard to compare with the beauty of a man's figure. The white jade stone under the column is sumeru, and the crown of the column is a sculpture flower fairy, which is like a basket full of flowers and grass. Each basket has a half-naked statue of a flower fairy. A three-dimensional oval relief ornament similar to a circular altar is cleverly laid under each column, much like the trophy of the World Expo.

On both sides of the main hall, there are corridors in Roman style. On both sides of the promenade, there are many Koslin stone pillars as thick as those around the main hall, which support the porch houses with full eaves. These two corridors, surrounded by the central hall, add a broad and profound feeling to the hall. The cloisters on both sides, like the wings of two eagles, make the art hall soar on five continents, showing its height and magnificence. There is a lake in front of the hall. I seem to have walked out of ancient Rome and wandered around the lake. The clear water is faint and brings coolness. Black swan, white swan, have fun. They either make love, play or fly with their wings, robbing tourists of scattered food. Handsome men and beautiful women who come to the art palace to take wedding photos in pairs add a lot of festive colors to the art palace.

Standing here, the most unforgettable thing is that China participated in the 19 15 World Expo for the first time, and made remarkable achievements. Kweichow Moutai won the gold medal.

san francisco palace of fine arts

After the World Expo, this palace will be worth a lot of money.

Where is today's leisure? Draw a palace, a flower gallery, Roman style!