Paris, the Capital of Flowers

Paris is the capital of France, located in northern France, with a population of 2.17 million. It is the political, economic and cultural center of the world and an important transportation hub at home and abroad. It is also a world-famous tourist city. Famous tourist destinations include the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe, Palace of Versailles, etc.

Paris also has its own nickname - "Flower Capital". Why is it called that? That must have something to do with flowers.

Paris is a commodity city, and there are a dazzling array of large and small commodities in Paris shopping malls. Paris is also the craziest place to spend money. As long as there are new products on the market in Paris, Parisians will make crazy purchases no matter how much money they have. The goods in the mall are often in short supply.

Paris is also a flower city. The city is immersed in a sea of ??flowers all day long. Whether in your own garden, square, park, or various halls, flowers are used as decoration. No matter where you go, the fragrance of flowers will always be your best companion. On each street, flowers are arranged neatly in order. These flowers are red, blue, yellow, purple... Whenever people passing by the street are intoxicated by the fragrance of the flowers. Whenever it comes to the rainy season, Paris, the "Flower Capital", will be very beautiful. From a bird's eye view, every flower and plant will be washed especially fresh by the rain. The rain stopped and the whole city immediately became full of life. When people walk in the streets and alleys, they can always smell the fresh fragrance of flowers, which always makes people cheerful. People in Paris love growing tulips. In the prairie on the outskirts of Paris, we can always see tulips blooming with their charming smiles.

Paris is truly the beautiful "Flower Capital"!