Passionate Barcelona —— Travel Notes of Spain (IV)

Barcelona is a particularly enthusiastic metropolis, and people here seem to be able to party at any time. There are the most remarkable buildings in the world and the most unrestrained beaches in celestial bath. Countless tourists come here to buy a T-shirt with the words "I love Barcelona."

As soon as I got out of the subway station, I was shocked by the prosperity in front of me. Bustling streets, crowded downtown. All kinds of people come and go against the old buildings.

It really is an international metropolis, and Barcelona is full of colors and excitement. There are few oriental faces on crowded streets. A white-haired grandfather took the initiative to stop and kindly reminded us in English-"Girls, you should look after your bags, the thieves here are terrible." I quickly clamped the bag. Appreciating a busy street, street performers played and sang songs everywhere. A handsome blond boy suddenly appeared and said to us in neither salty nor light Mandarin, "You are so beautiful!" I clamped my bag tighter.

While walking, I suddenly saw a blonde girl imitating Monroe on a beautifully decorated building, deliberately posing at the street from the balcony. I can't help wondering, is this the red light district? Take a closer look, the slogan is Erotic Museums, but it is actually a museum, erotic museum! A closer look, the lady also desperately discharged and blew kisses at us, which made us embarrassed to look directly. Barcelona is definitely a hot and unrestrained city.

We lived in Barcelona Cathedral, packed our luggage and went out for a stroll, and found an entrance crowded with people. Only after asking about it did I know that it turned out to be the famous Bogelli market. Known as the most beautiful and popular market in Europe.

The food in the market is colorful and attractive. Seafood shops, sausage shops and juice shops are the most popular. It's a pity that our hotel room is very small and there is no kitchen to cook seafood meals. The color of the juice shop is like a rainbow, which makes people feel happy.

how can you say you have been to Spain without tasting ham here? I stood in line at a ham shop, stood on tiptoe and looked ahead, with a little drooling. As a result, when it was my turn, the young man who sold ham took a look at me, his smile disappeared completely at once, and he waved his hand angrily, as if to say that he would not sell it to me. I was very surprised. At first, did we think it was racial discrimination? My best friend and I were a little angry and asked why. What happened next made us laugh.

The young man came out from behind the counter with an excited expression, pointed to the hat I was wearing, and then pretended to drop it and step on it desperately. I took off my hat and finally understood. I wore a hat with the logo of Real Madrid Club and met a crazy fan of Barcelona Club. I was wrong! I'll take off my hat and stuff it into my bag at once. And then cleverly apologize. In Spain, fans must not offend. The young man turned into a grin and handed me the ham slices. When I left, I raised my thumb and praised him.

Spanish ham is very famous, but it is more troublesome to bring it back to China, because meat is difficult to cross the border. In these ham shops, they will be cut and sold now. Don't look at those hams. They look like a big greasy strip. When you cut it into thin, crystal-clear pieces and chew it in your mouth, it will be salty and sweet, and you will definitely be tempted to eat one piece after another.

We had a full dinner and strolled to Catalonia Square. This square belongs to the old city of Barcelona and is one of the transportation and cultural centers. There are many people feeding pigeons in the square, and thousands of pigeons are walking around here. It's already eight o'clock in the evening, but the sky is as bright as three or four in the afternoon. At nine o'clock in the evening, we found that it was still bright. This is a landscape of the Balkan Peninsula, which has made one city after another that never sets.