Live: High Life Begins with Travel

The feeling of standing on the edge of the Golden Waterfall and watching the birds is absolutely different from soaking in the hot springs in the Blue Lagoon, and there is even a feeling of opposite.

Under the Blue Lagoon Hot Spring, he felt that his whole mind had completely turned into a sea of tranquility, and the whole world seemed to be frozen and stopped, all troubles were forgotten, and nothing could disturb his heart.

But here in Gullfoss, a rushing dynamic beauty is felt.

The mighty momentum and flocks of birds fly endlessly, which seems to be like a spectacular mountain and river painting, which is amazing!

On the evening of the same day, Ye Yi took the initiative to host Hambok for inviting him to visit the Blue Lagoon Hot Spring and the Golden Waterfall, and invited the two siblings to eat Reykjavik's most famous local hotel dishes.

A meal cost Ye Yi more than 120 euros, and if converted into Huaxia coins, it was already nearly a thousand Huaxia coins.

Although such a meal was definitely not extremely expensive for Ye Yi, it was like a gluttonous meal for the two siblings.

After the journey to Iceland, Ye Yi and the two siblings reluctantly said goodbye.

Hambok is still relatively cheerful, he just wishes Ye Yi a happy journey at the next stop.

But there was a look of disappointment in Liya's eyes, but the meaning of this was something that only her brother Hambock could understand.

Han Bok touched the back of Liya's head and said with a smile: "Silly girl, who told you not to take the initiative, it's rare to meet such a person, don't you regret it'?" "

Liya slowly closed the philosophy book in her hand and sighed: "Maybe this is the arrangement of fate, everything is the best to happen..."

Listening to Liya's words, Hambok couldn't help but cover his forehead.

Alas, this sister really has not changed her teachings, and she still hasn't figured out where her problems are?

Ye Yi packed up his simple luggage in the hotel, and then embarked on the next leg of the journey.

He travels by train to Finland, the country that belongs to Santa Claus and the myth of Aurora.

Finland is definitely a very small country in Northern Europe, where almost all lakes are connected to relatively fast rivers, and the number of lakes is very large, known as the country of a thousand lakes.

The famous Santa Claus is also said to have originated in Finland, and if you come here at Christmas, you will have the opportunity to see Santa Claus and the Northern Lights.

It's now very cold, with light snow in the sky, and after three hours by train, you're in Finland.

After getting off the train and taking a look at the surrounding buildings, Ye Yi knew that this was Helsinki, the capital of Finland.

There is a famous church in the capital Helsinki, the Uspensky Orthodox Church.

Ye Yi's first stop destination was to visit this church.

After all, it is said that this church preserves a large number of famous works painted by famous artists in the last century, most of which were written by Russian painters.

Inside the church, Ye Yi saw all the oil paintings, most of which were representative works of abstraction.

Ye Yi has never been good at appreciating this ability, but this does not disturb him from feeling the local cultural characteristics and feelings of Finland.

The good times always passed quickly, and after two hours, the entire Uspensky Orthodox Church had been browsed almost all over.

So Ye Yi walked out of the church and set his sights on the next stop, which was the National Museum of Finland.

Ye Yi has a special plot, that is, whenever he goes to a place, he likes to visit the local museum.

He feels that a local museum, representing the history of the region, is a place that condenses the long period of a country from its birth to its growth into a miniature segment.

So now in Finland, how could Ye Yi not go to the National Museum of Finland to take a look?

And Ye Yi is also very interested in understanding the birth of Finland. (Read violent novels, just go to Feilu Fiction Network!) ）

Admission to the National Museum requires a 12-euro ticket, which is immediately permitted.

It is worth mentioning that this is not so much a museum, but more like a church from the outside, and even bears some resemblance to the Uspensky Orthodox Church.

Inside the National Museum, many of the treasures of Finland's history are on display.

On both sides of the walls of the museum, there are moving projections that show the evolution of Finland from its early days to maturity.

Visitors here can learn all about Finland's history, and Ye Yi noticed that there were many handmade objects in a special area as he walked.

Through the explanation of the museum staff, he learned that it turned out that here, tourists and many visitors can make some similar items in the museum by themselves.

For example, Finnish castles, handmade carpets and so on....