San Marco IIのレビュー

It feels like war these days in Chicago. Coming out of the gallery, we rushed to United Center to watch the evening bull-walker race. The Bulls have done well in the fourth place in recent season. The Pacers are the first in the East. The Bulls are playing against the top teams in Chicago. We are looking forward to this game. At seven o'clock, the stack arrived near the United Center at 5:30. Originally, I wanted to finish my meal in the restaurant outside, but when I saw the crowds surging all the way, the stacks went with me. Unexpectedly, I couldn't come back. I was supposed to take a picture with the statue of Jordan at the center entrance. When I saw people queuing up, I went in, and I was stuck in the center all the time. And spent more than twenty dollars to buy three large slices of pizza, filling the stomach, but still a little expensive.

This is a landmark building in Chicago. You must go and see it when you have the chance.

The Indians in the statue have a particularly nostalgic image.

There is a huge statue of Neptune, a sea god in a carriage, surrounded by the gods of Western mythology. Each statue has a different look, lifelike, and its base is a seemingly disordered reef.

In the middle of the downtown block, surrounded by some old-fashioned high-rise buildings, Chicago's urban street sculptures are too many. This feature lies in its location on an important transportation road, not far from the commercial and commercial center of the city's core, which is said to have been designed by a local writer for the nostalgia of Venice Watercity, when romance takes root in the city. Is it also a cultural collision?