Alberobello, a different name may be more familiar, "Mushroom Village." There are no steady blue dads, simple blue sisters, and other cute Smurfs. Such a mushroom house building in Italy is called "Trullo". The mushroom village is not big. There are three areas in the well-preserved mushroom village. Visitors usually only stay in the Rione Monti area, where most of the mushroom houses have become shops or restaurants, typical tourist attractions. We live in another well-preserved mushroom village, Aia Piccola. On the contrary, I feel that I can find the real life of the mushroom village in the past. The street is very quiet. Occasionally, you can meet passionate Italians. Most of the old people living in the town are more and more young people are leaving their hometowns to find opportunities in big cities. On the contrary, tourists like us are very envious of the plain life and the fantastic buildings here. Living in such a beautiful town, I don't think I will feel tired for at least a few years.