Thursday, March 1, 2012
Sabina Leung @ Universite Paris Dauphine, France (from CityU) Feb 6, 2012 - Feb 10,2012
Today is my day off. I and my friends went to Musee du quai Branly. It is a newly established museum in Paris. It has many collections of indigence art, civilizations, culture from Americas, Oceania, Asia and Africa. It is quite interesting and I have learnt a lot about their culture. The museum is also beautifully designed and decorated.
Since Musee du quai Branly locates near to the Tour Eiffel, after having he afternoon tea, we headed to Paris most famous tourist spot- the Tour Eiffel. This tall tower is a must-go tourist spot if you are in Paris. You will be amazed by its height. Unfortunately, we had to wait for around an hour to buy the ticket. Also, we could not go to the top floor since today was too cold and it was not open for visitors.
Wednesday is a tiring day for me. I have classes from 8:30 am to 6:45pm. I even would not have this schedule in CityU. And today is all about culture. Having Cross Culture Barrier class with all exchange students are quite interesting. We all talk about our own countries and cultures. We are all amazed by different cultural differences. This lesson is really worth to attend.
Today is a cold day. It’s -5 Celsius degree! When I walked out to the street, it is covered with a thin layer of snow. What a beautiful scene! My friend in France told me that it is the coldest winter in these years. But luckily, it didn’t snow heavily!
Friday is a relaxing for me. It is my day off, too! I went to the Pantheon with my friends. It was originally a Christian basilica and it was first built on 507 AD. It has a long history but it is still well-preserved. Now, it is the temple of the nation, where many famous people were buried in here. Mostly for those heroes in the French Revolution. But one name, I bet most of us will know, is Marie Curie, she was honored with the Nobel Laureates in physics for the work on radium.
Paris is a place enriched with history. Everywhere you go, there is a story behind. I wish I will know more about this place when I visit more places in Paris.
Labels: 2011/2012 Semester B
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