Entertainment starts with travel

Chapter 112 Night in Paris

Ona knows Paris very well, as if she is a tour guide who has been working for many years. She can know a thing or two about allusions in any place, and she can even tell the story of a single item.

According to herself, she is now an unemployed person.

But looking at her attire, you can tell that this girl will not be short of money. Ye Kai doesn't know much about luxury goods, but just by looking at the materials and design, you can tell that it won't be too cheap.

Mayfair is Swiss, and she is going to get married when she returns from this trip.

What surprised Ye Kai was that she did not travel with her boyfriend, but came out alone to find Ona who lived in Paris.

Ona took Ye Kai and Fei'er to the Louvre.

The most famous cultural relics here are Venus with Broken Arm, Goddess of Victory and Mona Lisa.

Because the time has passed so long, many details of the sculptures cannot be seen, but with imagination, they can still recall their beauty thousands of years ago.

In fact, the painting of Mona Lisa does not mean how beautiful it is, but that the artist has shown the quality of a middle-class woman in the environment at that time.

Her eyes are very gentle, and her sitting posture also shows the elegance and tranquility of women.

There are many schools of modern oil painting. Ye Kai personally likes classical oil painting and Impressionism.As for the abstract art and futurism in the Louvre Museum, Ye Kai doesn't know much about them.

After visiting most of the Louvre, Ye Kai only saw a few Chinese cultural relics, and the introductions were all exchanged with the Qing Dynasty, and they were all normal exhibits.

I heard that many of them have been collected and not exhibited outside.

When she walked out of the Louvre, Ona smiled at Ye Kai and said, "The Louvre is now occupied by you Chinese people."

She refers to the people taking wedding photos outside the Louvre. At a glance, there are four or five couples taking wedding photos near the auditorium of the Louvre. The women are all young and beautiful, with smiles on their faces.

Ye Kai smiled helplessly: "Isn't this the culture you have passed down to China? How do I think you don't take pictures yourself?"

There are many photo studios in China with the word Paris in their names, Parisian brides, or Parisian wedding dresses, but in fact, foreigners rarely take wedding photos.

After the culture of taking wedding photos became popular in Asia, it has gradually affected many surrounding countries in recent years. In recent years, some couples in West Asian and Eastern European countries have also started to take wedding photos.

"Why do you want to shoot?" Ona said indifferently, "Don't you think it's a waste of money? And the wedding dress can only be worn on the wedding day, right? Mayfair."

"Yeah." Fei'er explained to Ye Kai with concise words, "Actually, in our country, it is not allowed to wear a wedding dress before the wedding. There is a saying that if a man sees his fiancée's wedding dress before marriage, it will bring misfortune to the marriage. .”

Ona nodded in agreement: "Yes, when I got married, my mother and I chose the wedding dress."

"Are you married?" Ye Kai asked suddenly.

Ona brushed her hair by her ears and asked, "Is there anything wrong with that?"

Ye Kai shrugged and didn't respond, he just felt that Ona was a bit young, like a fresh graduate.

With the guidance of the locals, the trip in Paris became smoother. Where there is fun and delicious food, Ona will point it out to the two of them, and they have visited several attractions in one afternoon.

After seeing the Eiffel Tower, they took the subway back to the Opera Station.

Before leaving, Ona took out a ticket from her white bag and said to Ye Kai: "I heard you said that you wanted to go to the opera house to watch a dance show, so this ticket is for you."

"What?" Ye Kai asked in surprise.

Besides Ye Kai, even Fei'er looked at Aona in surprise.

Ona held the ticket between two fingers and shook it, making a clattering sound, and said, "I often go to the opera house, so I don't have any special feelings about watching dances in it, but it's good for you to experience it once. "

She handed it to Ye Kai and said, "Take it, for the sake of treating us to lunch."

Ye Kai didn't answer, he was wondering if it was not good to do so.

"Take it!"

Ona directly stuffed the ticket into Ye Kai's hand, and pulled Fei'er away.

"Hey!"

Ye Kai yelled with the ticket, but Aona obviously ignored her and waved her arm at Ye Kai from a distance.

Mayfair said to Ona: "We only have two tickets? What do you do if you give him?"

"He wants to go more than I do," Ona said.

"But……"

"Don't worry, you're going to get married when you go back. What are you doing this time?" Aona put her right hand on Fei'er's shoulder and said, "It's to relax and have fun. This is your vacation."

Ona continued: "You have too few friends, which is not good... Don't worry, I will find another ticket for myself."

far away.

Ye Kai was lost in thought with the ticket.

It doesn't seem too bad to exchange a lunch for a ticket to the opera...

Back at the hotel, Ye Kai ate at the restaurant downstairs, and checked the location of the Chinese district in Paris on the Internet.

Paris is a hodgepodge of multiculturalism. People from many countries will gather together to keep warm when they come here, such as the Jewish Quarter and the Indian Quarter. Of course, the name must not be called this way, such as Rose Street in the Jewish Quarter.

There are also many shops opened by islanders near District 2 where Ye Kai lives.

He wanted to find out where the Chinese district was. He couldn't eat Western food every day for the past two days, and he missed the taste of his hometown a little bit.

"The thirteenth district?"

........................

Little Paris is different from many modern cities. Their neon lights at night are far less bright than those on Hong Kong Island and Tokyo. They are always dim and warm.If you want to visit Paris at night, Ye Kai highly recommends the Louvre Museum and the Eiffel Tower.

However, in many places, Ye Kai still recommends not to go out at night.

Follow the yellow street lights towards the Opera House.

Before going out, Ye Kai had already contacted Mayfair, and the two agreed to meet at the square in front of the Opera House.In a crowd, how to find a person as quickly as possible?
Of course it depends on the temperament.

Ye Kai quickly found Fei'er, approached and said, "Good evening."

"Well, let's go in first."

There are no daytime tourists in the opera house, only the audience walking on the beautiful marble steps, as if they are going to the banquet hall to attend a top-level dance party. The well-arranged lighting illuminates the entire opera house without any dead ends.

Sitting in the auditorium, Ye Kai and Mayfair watched the ballet quietly.

There is no high-pitched singing in ballet, nor is it dancing cygnets holding hands on tiptoe.It was beyond Ye Kai's expectation, telling a story at a very slow speed, showing the soft body of the dancer.

Ballet is not a rhythmic dance like jazz dance, but uses the body to express certain emotions, and uses dance to play roles.

"No wonder it's called a dance drama."

Ye Kai and Fei'er didn't actually chat much. After the performance, the two looked at each other and smiled. Many times, getting to know someone doesn't require too much words.

When she came out of the opera house, Mayfair handed Ye Kai a card.

Ye Kai put it away and asked, "Do you need me to take you back?"

"No, Ona will pick me up soon."

Soon, after finishing speaking, Ona appeared in front of the two of them, and asked with a smile on her face, "How are you doing, what did you exchange?"

Fei'er blushed, feeling that Aona was hopeless, gently took her hand and said, "Let's go."

Ye Kai watched them get into the car, then turned around and walked slowly towards the hotel.

Paris night.

A cold and romantic, free and undisciplined night.

　Thank you for your comments, I will sort out the plot.

　　There are very few travel articles, and they are not traditional routine articles, so they are a bit useless to write. ()
　　
　
(End of this chapter)