Brief introduction of France Paris, the capital of France, is the political, economic, cultural and transportation center of France. The Louvre Museum and Notre Dame de Paris are world-famous, and the Champs Elysé es is known as the most beautiful street in the world. Its underground and underground traffic extend in all directions, which is very convenient, with a daily passenger flow of 6.5438+0.3 million. The Eiffel Tower, the landmark of Paris, stands tall like a giant of steel on the tranquil Seine River. In Marseille, the largest port and the second largest city in France, you can visit the prison described by Dumas in the novel "The Count of Monte Cristo"-Cheff Castle. Bordeaux, a city in the southwest, has a long history of winemaking, and its wines are world-famous. The special "Bordeaux Red Wine" is listed as the "Queen" of world wines, and a bottle of century-old wine can be sold for more than 30,000 dollars in the international market. Cannes, located on the Mediterranean coast, is a small town with beautiful scenery and pleasant climate. The Cannes Film Festival held here every year is very lively, and its Palme d 'Or award is recognized as one of the highest honors in the film industry. French fashion enjoys a high reputation in the world, with rich and excellent materials, bold design and exquisite craftsmanship, which has always led the world fashion trend. There are 2000 fashion shops in Paris, and their boss's slogan is: "Fashion doesn't sell the second one". In the street, it is almost impossible to see two women wearing the same clothes. The French are frank, romantic and like nature. More than half of French families keep all kinds of small animals, totaling more than 30 million.