1. Impression of Sunrise is a sketch drawn by Monet in Afreh Harbor in 1873. He also painted a sunset in the same place. When the two paintings were sent to the exhibition, neither of them had a title. After an exhibition reporter satirized the painting "the denial of beauty and truth can only give people an impression", Monet simply named the painting Impression of Sunrise. In the gray tone of the picture, Monet shows the foggy scene of the harbor, the faint scenery and the reflection in the water with messy and random strokes, and captures the feeling of the misty moment at sea.

2. The cliff of aitel Tower

Venue: aitel Tower, Normandy.

This is a group of famous Monet paintings. Described by novelist Mo Bosang as "an elephant with its nose stuck in the sea", the seaside scenery is located in Ertle Tower, a seaside tourist town in northwest France. If the Eiffel Tower is the symbol of Paris, then the coast of aitel Tower is the footnote of Normandy.

3. Monso Park

Venue: Monso Park, Paris, France

If you want to visit Paris and get some fresh air, Monzo Park is a good place to go. The park is located in the fashionable eighth district of Paris. There are various miniature landscapes in the park: Egyptian pyramids, Islamic minarets, Gothic castles, Dutch windmills, antique ruins and rivers.