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Winter Exclusive in France and Switzerland: A Leisurely Snowy Adventure
Departing from Paris · Private Driver-Guide · Small Group Customization Snowy mountain towns, scenic lakes, and romantic cities—all included. Day 1: Paris to Colmar Depart from Paris and head to the fairytale town of Colmar. Stroll through the colorful town and its charming canals. Day 2: Visit Eguisheim and Riquewihr, then head to Strasbourg. Day 3: Travel to Lucerne to see the Chapel Bridge and enjoy the snowy mountain and lake views. Day 4: Ascend Mount Rigi to take in the snow-covered scenery at a leisurely pace. Enjoy free time in the afternoon. Day 5: Head to Interlaken, with stunning lakeside views along the way. Day 6: Visit Jungfraujoch. If the weather permits, ascend to the "Top of Europe." Otherwise, enjoy a lakeside stroll and coffee in a quaint town. Day 7: Explore Montreux and Château de Chillon by Lake Geneva. Day 8: Return to Paris, concluding this romantic winter journey through snowy mountains and serene lakes. The entire trip includes a Chinese-speaking driver-guide, and the itinerary is designed to be relaxed. Take your time to snap photos, enjoy coffee, and soak in the scenery. For more details, feel free to send a private message. ✨ Rouen Day Trip from Paris|Step into the Historic City of Normandy If you've already explored Paris, why not spend a day visiting Rouen, the historic capital of Normandy? This city boasts medieval half-timbered houses, a stunning Gothic cathedral, ancient streets full of stories, and the historical legacy of France's national heroine, Joan of Arc. ✨ One day to experience a truly historic French city. Rouen Day Trip Itinerary 09. 00|Depart from Paris Drive to Rouen, the capital of Normandy, while enjoying the picturesque French countryside along the way. 10. 30|Rouen Cathedral Step into this magnificent Gothic structure, admire its intricate carvings and towering spires. This is also the place repeatedly depicted by Impressionist master Claude Monet. 11. 30|Gros-Horloge Street Stroll along Rouen's most iconic historic street, marvel at the ancient astronomical clock, colorful half-timbered houses, and charming French street scenes. Every snapshot is a vintage masterpiece. 12. 30|Lunch in the Old Town Savor Normandy's local delicacies at a cozy restaurant and experience the leisurely French lifestyle. 14. 00|Church of St. Joan of Arc Visit the Old Market Square to learn about the legendary life of Joan of Arc. The church's unique architectural design is also worth admiring. 15. 00|Free Time in Rouen Old Town Wander through the ancient alleys, discover hidden cafes, boutiques, and historic buildings around every corner, and enjoy a leisurely, unhurried journey. 16. 00|Return to Paris Conclude a fulfilling and romantic day, bringing back memories of Normandy's rich history to Paris. 🌿 Why Visit Rouen? ✔️ Easy day trip from Paris ✔️ A perfect blend of medieval architecture and French history ✔️ Experience Monet's art, Joan of Arc's legacy, and Normandy's culture all in one trip ✔️ Ideal for couples, families, friends, and cultural travel enthusiasts 🚘 CHEN Tourisme|Private Driver-Guide Service in Paris No need to rush for trains or deal with frequent transfers. Enjoy a more flexible and comfortable journey. Custom routes to Rouen, Étretat, Normandy Coast, and more can be arranged based on your interests. Travel is not just about checking off destinations; it's about understanding the stories of a city.
What's inside the National Museum of Serbia?
Chinese tourists might be the most studious travelers in the world, and the group most interested in history. No matter which country you visit, you're sure to see Chinese tourists in its museums. This time in Belgrade, there are quite a few museums—just looking at history museums, there's the National Museum, the Museum of Yugoslavia (Tito Museum), and the Historical Museum of Serbia. The Museum of Yugoslavia mainly covers Yugoslav history, the Historical Museum of Serbia focuses on national history, and the most comprehensive one is the National Museum. When I visited, there was a special exhibition from the Hebei Provincial Administration of Cultural Heritage, but since I was already here, I didn't go out of my way to see it. The National Museum has three floors. The first floor is the history section. It features everything from Neolithic hunting and fishing civilization relics along the Danube to artifacts from the Roman provincial period, and then on to the Byzantine period. The most distinctive items are the Stone Age pottery and Bronze Age implements. They are very different from what I've seen in East Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. For example, there are cartoonish stone figures (very different from the steppe stone statues of the Asian grasslands), clear signs of fertility worship, pottery goddesses with large breasts and buttocks, and complete sets of gold and silver ware. But the most spectacular artifacts are definitely from the Roman period. From bronze armor to exquisite pottery, various Roman stone columns, and sculptures, they are very artistic and make up the bulk of the collection. The Byzantine period section mainly consists of religious content, such as fragments removed from monasteries like Studenica, Gračanica, and Mileševa, as well as fresco fragments. The most impressive part of the National Museum of Serbia is actually the art collection on the second and third floors. The second floor mainly features paintings by local artists, while the third floor has many oil paintings by famous European masters: original works by Van Gogh, Monet, Picasso, Rembrandt, Botticelli, Bosch, Dürer, and Kandinsky. The quality of the collection is very strong for the Balkans. [Local Artists] When it comes to the premier Serbian historical painter, it has to be Paja Jovanović. He represents the pinnacle of the 19th-century Serbian academic school and excelled at grand historical oil paintings. The museum displays three of his classic works: "The Coronation of Emperor Dušan" (Image 1), "The Migration of the Serbs," and "The Proclamation of Dušan's Law Codex." The "Proclamation of Dušan's Law Codex" in particular is enlarged and placed right at the top of the stairs (Image 2; I don't think it's the original), so visitors see it as soon as they come up. It is said that this painting won a gold medal at the 1900 Paris World's Fair and was widely circulated in Europe before World War I. The museum's display intent is clear: to showcase national pride. Additionally, there is Uroš Predić, an academic master on par with Paja Jovanović, with works like "The Kosovo Maiden" and "The Traitor." Surprisingly, there is also a female painter—Nadežda Petrović—whose works clearly have a feminine style. [European Masters] The museum also has the best oil painting collection in the Balkans. It is said that the core paintings come from the private collection of Erich Šlomović. This collection, including works by Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, and Mondrian, used to be his. After searching for a long time, I mainly saw: Monet: "Rouen Cathedral, Red Sunlight" Van Gogh: "Peasant Woman" Gauguin: "Tahitian Women" A Picasso portrait, a Fauvist work by Matisse Mondrian: "Composition II in Red, Blue, and Yellow" There are also Impressionist works by Degas, Pissarro, Renoir, Bonnard, and others. TIPS: You can take photos with a camera in the museum, but video recording is not allowed. Backpacks and similar items must be stored in the locker area on the first floor. Following standard practice, the museum is closed on Mondays.
"Wonders of the World: From Ancient Monasteries to Neon Cyberpunk Streets! 🌍✨"
Exploring iconic global wonders where history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes collide! 🏛️🌍✨ From the magical tidal island of Mont-Saint-Michel standing proudly under open skies to serene rural mornings with stone bridges and water buffaloes, and golden Buddha statues towering beside glowing urban high-rises. Every image tells a magnificent story of human heritage and natural beauty. Witnessing these diverse cultural and geographical marvels offers an unmatched perspective of our incredible planet. 📍 Location: 📌 Global Heritage Sites & Iconic Landmarks 🌍🏛️📸 Unmatched. Plan your ultimate road trip getaway, find cozy hotel stays, and book travel deals easily with Trip.com! 🚗🏨✨ #TripDotCom #GlobalLandmarks #WorldHeritage #TravelDiaries #Wanderlust #BucketListTravel #ExploreMore #CulturalHeritage #TravelInspiration
Why do so few people on my social media feed visit France???? Honest truth from someone who's been!
😭 Why does no one on my social media feed go to France? Is it the difficult visa process, expensive flights and hotels, or the rumors about theft and pickpockets? Honestly, France is the kind of place you hesitate to visit, but once you're there, you'll be obsessed! I've put together an honest guide, including tips to avoid pitfalls and budget info. You'll be inspired after reading this. 🇫🇷 Paris (capital of France): This must be your first stop! The Eiffel Tower sparkles on the hour at night—it's indescribably romantic. Book your Louvre tickets in advance on the official website and use the inverted pyramid entrance to skip the long lines. A Seine River cruise at sunset is absolutely stunning. The alleys of Montmartre are filled with art shops and cafes. For the best photo spot, try the steps at Trocadéro. Wear a solid-colored dress and a straw hat, and you'll get great shots effortlessly. 💜 Provence (southern France): You must see the lavender in summer! The purple ocean in Valensole is as rich as an oil painting. I recommend renting a car or hiring a driver. Go in the early morning or evening to avoid crowds and get better photos. Wear a white dress with a straw hat, stand on the path in the middle of the flower fields, and you can take postcard-worthy photos even with your phone. There are also sunflower fields and ancient monasteries nearby that you can visit at the same time. 🌊 Nice (French Riviera): The color of southern France is a vibrant jelly blue! From Castle Hill, you can overlook the Bay of Angels. Soaking up the sun while looking at the sea makes time slow down. The colorful houses in the Old Town are like a fairy tale, and shopping for handmade soap at the markets brings so much joy. You can swim in the sea in summer, and even in winter, you can wear a jacket and enjoy the sun. You must try the seafood paella and ice cream. 🏰 Mont Saint-Michel (Normandy, France): A beautiful, isolated castle on a tidal island. When the tide comes in at dusk, the whole island turns into a fortress at sea—it gives you goosebumps. I recommend staying for one night to see the night view and the low tide in the morning; the world is as quiet as a movie scene. Wear non-slip shoes and bring a jacket, as it gets windy. 🗺️ Suggested itinerary: 3 days in Paris, take the high-speed train south for 2 days in Provence, 2 days in Nice, then fly back to Paris and stop by Mont Saint-Michel for 1 day. France's high-speed rail network is very well-developed; the earlier you book your tickets, the cheaper they are. 🎒 Essentials: Make sure your Schengen visa documents are complete (bank statements, flight and hotel bookings), bring a Visa card and a small amount of cash. For a SIM card, I recommend buying an eSIM. Public safety isn't as scary as the rumors say, but don't wear a backpack on the Paris Metro, and you must book tickets for popular attractions in advance! 💰 Budget reference: Round-trip flights are usually CNY 6,000+, and double that in peak season. Accommodation/homestays are CNY 400–1,000 per night, meals are CNY 100–300 per person, and tickets are CNY 100–300. The total budget for 10 days is CNY 15,000–30,000. But for these views, it's worth it! 📅 Best time to visit: May–June and September–October, when there are fewer crowds and the weather is nice. July–August is peak season, but the lavender is at its deepest purple. It depends on whether you want to photograph flowers or visit museums. 📸 Outfit tips: Vintage French-style dress + straw hat + small square bag. Choose solid white or polka dots. The Eiffel Tower and the Louvre are perfect for a French style. Wear white in the flower fields, and a bright-colored bikini with a shirt over it at the beach. The best times for photos are early morning and dusk; avoid the harsh midday sun. ✈️ France is indeed expensive and a bit of a hassle, but the moment you stand in front of Mont Saint-Michel, all the queuing and visa paperwork becomes worth it. Save this post, and when you're ready, just go!
Paris 🇫🇷 — 6 PLACES YOU ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO SEE
Paris is more than grand boulevards and postcard views. It’s a city where world-famous landmarks, extraordinary art, elegant neighbourhoods and everyday street life come together effortlessly. For a first visit, these six places capture the magic, history and unmistakable character of the French capital. ✨ 🏗️ 1. Eiffel Tower No first visit to Paris feels complete without seeing its most recognisable landmark. Whether you admire it from the gardens of the Trocadéro or watch it sparkle after dark, the experience never quite loses its impact. For the full experience, head up for sweeping views across the rooftops. 🎟️ Book tickets in advance, especially if you want to reach the summit. Eiffel Tower official website 🖼️ 2. Louvre Museum Even if you’re not usually a museum person, the Louvre deserves a place on your list. Behind its iconic glass pyramid lies an extraordinary collection spanning thousands of years, from the Mona Lisa to ancient Egyptian treasures. The building itself is part of the attraction. With so much to explore, choose a few highlights beforehand rather than trying to see everything in one visit. ⛪ 3. Notre-Dame Cathedral Standing on the Île de la Cité, Notre-Dame is one of Paris’s most extraordinary architectural landmarks. Its Gothic façade, intricate sculptures and soaring interior tell centuries of stories. Following its devastating 2019 fire, the restored cathedral reopened in December 2024. Entry is free, and reserving a time slot online can help you avoid queues. Paris Je t'aime - Office de Tourisme 🎨 4. Montmartre & Sacré-Cœur For a different side of Paris, explore Montmartre, a hilltop neighbourhood of winding streets, artists’ studios and charming squares. Place du Tertre captures its artistic spirit, while the white-domed Sacré-Cœur Basilica offers magnificent views over the city. Come for the atmosphere as much as the sights. This is Paris at its most romantic, especially when you wander beyond the busiest streets. 🏛️ 5. Arc de Triomphe Standing proudly at the centre of the Étoile roundabout, this monumental arch is a powerful symbol of French history. Its scale is impressive from street level, but the real highlight is the panoramic view from the rooftop terrace. From here, the avenues radiate across Paris in a spectacular star-shaped pattern. It’s one of the best places to appreciate the city’s grand urban design. 🌈 6. Sainte-Chapelle Hidden within the historic heart of Paris, Sainte-Chapelle is a jewel of Gothic architecture. Its towering stained-glass windows transform the chapel into a breathtaking display of colour when sunlight streams through. It’s smaller than the city’s major monuments, but the visual impact is unforgettable. Check ticket availability before visiting, as entry is ticketed. 🔥 THE PARIS SIX 🏗️ Eiffel Tower — The ultimate Paris skyline 🖼️ Louvre — World-class art and culture ⛪ Notre-Dame — Gothic grandeur reborn 🎨 Montmartre — Artistic Parisian charm 🏛️ Arc de T
How to take iconic photos at Mont Saint-Michel like Jay Chou
We recommend these two spots: · Méandres: Navigate to "Méandres" and enter through the pasture fence near Place du Barrage. Here, you can capture the winding river and the castle in the same frame. The atmosphere is best at sunset. · Causeway to the island: On the boardwalk connecting to the parking lot, it's perfect for using a telephoto lens to capture the panoramic view of the mountain and its reflection in the water. The lighting is best for photos in the early morning or evening. 🚗 How to get there? From Paris, the "train + bus" option is highly recommended: · Train: Take the TGV from Paris Montparnasse station to Rennes, about 1.5–2 hours. · Bus: At the bus terminal next to Rennes train station, transfer to the Keolis Armor direct bus, about 1 hour and 10 minutes. · Upon arrival: All vehicles park at the main parking lot. Transfer to the free shuttle bus (Le Passeur) for about 10 minutes to reach the island. 💡 Practical tips · Tides: If you want to photograph the "island in the sea," be sure to check the tide table in advance. The mountain is only completely surrounded by water during high tide. · Attire: There are many slopes and stone steps on the island, so non-slip, comfortable shoes are more important than anything else. · Time: If your schedule allows, staying overnight lets you experience the sunset, night view, and early morning all in one trip, doubling your chances of getting great shots.
Europe: 9 Breathtaking Travel Destinations You Need to Visit
Europe is packed with iconic landmarks, but beyond the usual tourist capitals lies a continent full of dramatic coastlines, hidden islands, fairytale architecture, and misty mountain villages. Here are 9 incredible travel destinations to add to your European bucket list: Galesnjak, Croatia: Discover the stunning, naturally heart-shaped island nestled in the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Adriatic Sea. Étretat, France: Marvel at the breathtaking white chalk cliffs and dramatic natural stone arches carved along the stunning Normandy coast. Freudenberg, Germany: Wander through a picturesque hillside town famous for its uniform, charming half-timbered black-and-white houses. Rubjerg Knude, Denmark: Stand beside the historic, wave-swept lighthouse perched dramatically on shifting coastal sand dunes overlooking the sea. Etna, Italy: Witness the sheer majesty of Europe's highest and most active volcano rising above the Sicilian landscape. Kallur Lighthouse, Faroe Islands: Trek along the dramatic, sheer green cliffs that drop straight into the wild ocean at the edge of the world. Cabo Espichel, Portugal: Take in sweeping, endless ocean views from the edge of rugged, wind-swept coastal cliffs. Playa de las Cathedrals, Spain: Walk beneath colossal natural rock arches and towering stone cliffs that resemble flying buttresses during low tide. Gangi, Italy: Lose yourself in the enchanting, cloud-capped medieval village cascading down a misty Sicilian mountain slope. Save this guide for your next European getaway, share it with your favorite travel partner, and tell me: Which of these destinations is going straight to the top of your list? #EuropeTravel #HiddenGemsEurope #Croatia #France #Germany #Denmark #Italy #FaroeIslands #Portugal #Spain #BucketListTravel #TravelInspiration #Wanderlust
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Journey to the mountains and seas · capturing the most healing travel moments in the world [anime version]
There must be a journey to the mountains and seas 🌄 Take in the long-awaited scenery, one breathtaking view at a time ✨ 🏔️ On the Alpine skyline Chasing the golden sunset spilling over the razor-sharp ridges The Dolomites’ cliffs bathed in the honey hues of dusk The breeze carries the scent of lavender Brushing past scattered log cabins in the mountains 🏡 🌊 The fairytale moments of Italy’s Cinque Terre Colorful candy houses nestled tightly on the cliff edge By day, the sapphire-blue sea Reflects the rainbow-colored houses 🌈 At night, the sky pours down a river of stars ✨ 🚂 Autumn whispers in the Rocky Mountains Trains weave through valleys dyed by the sunset A quietly winding river spreads like silk 🍁 ⚓ The white miracle of Étretat Atlantic waves crash against the sea arches Like a masterpiece left behind by the gods 🏛️ 🌉 The heartbeat of New York City The Brooklyn Bridge shrouded in mist At the foot of Iceland’s Hat Mountain Waiting for a sunset like a concert 🌇 🌊 The tidal wonder of Mont Saint-Michel The wind howls as it hits the Cliffs of Moher Venice’s gondolas glide through misty canals 🛶 🏕️ The poetry of Swiss mountain wilderness Hiking trails lead to secret valleys Taverns that tell stories hide beneath cliffs 🍻 Sapphire lakes rest quietly among the forests 👧 A little girl stands on the mountain peak Every distant place she sees Is the tenderness we keep deep in our hearts 🧡 Vast mountains and rivers, a radiant world Let every departure be a gift of healing!
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A breathtaking romantic journey to mountains and coasts | The ultimate healing trip in Europe [pixel version]
Take some time to trade the 9-to-5 grind for mountains, rivers, lakes, and seas 🌍✨ 🏔️ [The alpine wilderness secret spots] Walk along trails like a painting, see wildflowers 💐 blooming across the meadows, chalets nestled beneath cliffs, and when the sunset lights up the snowy peaks, even the sound of wind through the pines feels especially healing~ ✨ Best photo spots: ✓ Grindelwald, Switzerland, for dreamy hillsides ✓ Hallstatt, Austria, to see the town in morning mist ✓ Chamonix, France, to gaze at Mont Blanc, Europe’s highest peak 🌊 [Gentle moments of the Mediterranean] ✔️ Cinque Terre, Italy: Those candy-colored houses perched on cliffs are just too cute! White boats rest in the clear bay ⛵️, every shot looks like a postcard~ ✔️ Lake Maggiore: The island at dusk is incredibly romantic 🌅 Be sure to catch the last ferry to watch the sunset! ✔️ Venice: The gondola cutting through morning mist is breathtaking, · isten to the water gently kissing thousand-year-old buildings~ 🌈 [Ultimate romantic photo guide] ✓ Iceland: The blue ice of Diamond Beach sparkles like gems 💎 Hat Mountain is covered by a sea of clouds~ ✓ Cliffs of Moher, Ireland: The world’s most spectacular cliff views! The crashing waves are absolutely stunning 🌊 ✓ Normandy, France: Mont Saint-Michel floating in the tides · ooks like it stepped out of a fairy tale 🏰 Healing travel happens in these moments: ✓ the sound of glaciers melting ✓ the rhythm of waves caressing the shore ✓ the whispers of mountain wind through pine trees Let all of Europe be your backdrop, and take a healing trip whenever you want to go 💫 Must visit
European roaming | embark on a spontaneous romantic journey through mountains, wilderness, and coastlines
✨Life always needs a pause button to chase our own poetry and distant dreams✨ 🌊This part of Europe is unbelievably beautiful!! From the pure Swiss snow-capped mountains to the vibrant Cinque Terre Every frame is a gift from nature😍 📍Swiss lakes The water looks like a spilled palette🎨 Shifting from light green to deep blue, unreal in its beauty A gentle breeze stirs silk-like ripples on the surface A small island stands quietly in the lake’s heart, like a secret garden from a fairy tale 📍Venice Grand Canal Ride a gondola through ancient waterways Buildings in the morning mist look like paintings🖼️ Time slows down to half speed here As if traveling back to the Renaissance era 📍Cinque Terre, Italy Colorful cliffside houses look like candy scattered by the gods🍬 Watch the sunset paint the village red by day and count the stars by night✨ The harbor where fishing boats dock holds the most charming everyday life 📍Cliffs of Moher, Ireland Face the Atlantic’s wind and waves🌊 The crashing surf is unforgettable The filming location of Game of Thrones really exists!! 📍Swiss Alps hiking Explore hidden spots along rocky trails Snowy mountains🏔️, meadows🌿, wooden cabins🛖 Like stepping into Heidi and her grandfather’s fairy tale world 🌟Other stunning spots to check out🌟 · The magical scene of Mont Saint-Michel at high tide · Fishermen’s Island at Lake Maggiore at sunset · The white chalk coast sunset at Etretat🌅 · The golden morning light on the Dolomites · Sunrise views at Kirkjufell waterfall in Iceland 🚂The red train crossing memories of the Rockies 🌉The industrial beauty of the Brooklyn Bridge Every view tells a unique story While you’re young, travel far Let the mountain breeze fill your memories Let the waves carry away your worries The beauty of this world is worth seeing in person💖
What people are saying about Normandy
Mont Saint-Michel
It's truly a magical place, with incredibly changeable weather; one minute it's raging winds, and the next it's sunny and warm. Many people take a day trip, but I think staying overnight is better, so you can see Mont Saint-Michel in the early morning when it's less crowded.
LeontaotaoMont-Saint-Michel Abbey
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Jess ChuoHonfleur
[Honfleur] A friend who went to school in Normandy recommended this place to me, and I found that it is really good. The season for traveling is very important. For a small town to have an atmosphere, there must be people outside. Therefore, winter is more suitable for staying at home. Of course Now, it’s suitable for southerners to stay in northerners’ homes.
噼里啪啦Deauville Beach
If you want to feel small and insignificant, Milford Sound is the place for you. As you drive halfway along the Milford Road, these mountain giants tower over you and everywhere you go, you’ll see something spectacular. If you’re really lucky and get to go there, you must also take a cruise. Rain, hail, or shine, this place will take your breath away.
M32***23Cathedral of Our Lady of Rouen
This was my first time in France, and the cityscape was unreal! It made me think how amazing Europe is!!
ゆあんまんLe Vieux Rouen
[Rouen] The old town is a good place. It hasn’t rained yet, the weather is not too cold, there are still people on the street, and it’s not Sunday yet, and the food is delicious. European travel reminder: all Sundays, no matter where you are It is a dead city. When arranging your itinerary, it is recommended to rest in the hotel all day on Sundays.
噼里啪啦Deauville Beach
If you want to feel small and insignificant, Milford Sound is the place for you. As you drive halfway along the Milford Road, these mountain giants tower over you and everywhere you go, you’ll see something spectacular. If you’re really lucky and get to go there, you must also take a cruise. Rain, hail, or shine, this place will take your breath away.
M32***23Honfleur
[Honfleur] A friend who went to school in Normandy recommended this place to me, and I found that it is really good. The season for traveling is very important. For a small town to have an atmosphere, there must be people outside. Therefore, winter is more suitable for staying at home. Of course Now, it’s suitable for southerners to stay in northerners’ homes.
噼里啪啦Fondation Monet in Giverny
Finally, I arrived at the private garden of Monet, the Impressionist master of Giverny. It was so beautiful, it felt like stepping into one of his paintings 🪷. The familiar water lilies, and the Japanese Bridge I had previously copied, were right before my eyes. I couldn't help but sigh, unable to distinguish between reality and the dreamscape in Monet's paintings~
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