Washington irving's Experience Notes contains 32 articles written by Owen during his travels in Europe. It can be divided into the following three aspects: firstly, the author describes the magnificent scenery of Europe and introduces the European laws and regulations and cultural relics. Among them, A Journey to Shakespeare's Hometown is a masterpiece in this respect. The author described the beautiful scenery of Shakespeare's hometown. "It is located on the shady bank of the Avon River, separated from the suburbs by nearby gardens, and the environment is quiet. The river gurgled under the churchyard. Elms grow on the shore, but the branches extend to the clear river, full of poetic lyricism. The poet also interweaves the description of scenery with Shakespeare's poems and plots, showing readers a colorful picture.