How about Korean architecture?

The buildings in North Korea are colorful. Turquoise Green, Coral Orange, Girl Powder When I stood in front of the Yangjiao Island Hotel, all I could see were colorful colors. There are many old buildings in Pyongyang, but these old buildings are not old-fashioned and painted with various clear colors, which gives people an illusion, as if they had entered a fairy tale world full of girlish feelings.

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The sunshine, blue sky and white clouds in early spring seem to cast a dreamy color on Pyongyang. When you walk on the streets of Pyongyang and look up at the red propaganda slogan, you suddenly realize that this is North Korea in 215, and North Korea once issued such a slogan, making the whole country a fairyland.

Now North Korea is really like a fairyland in architecture. In addition to the old buildings, there are many modern buildings in downtown Pyongyang. The most representative is the Liujing Hotel, which is the tallest building in North Korea, with a height of 33 meters. There are many tall buildings on both sides of Future Scientist Street in a triangle shape. These tall buildings are unique and exaggerated in appearance, with bright orange and light green appearance, giving people a sense of magic.

In the evening, Future Scientist Street is brightly lit. North Koreans call Future Scientist Street Wonderland Street. During my few days in North Korea, I found two remarkable features. The first feature is the crazy love for symmetrical design. The second feature is that the color is very bold. On the streets of Pyongyang, you can see blue-and-white overpasses, yellow wooden chairs and blue-and-white trams.

To my surprise, North Korea's roll papers are all light pink. In this serious country of North Korea, these gorgeous colors are not contrary to the feeling. Most buildings in Pyongyang are square. The advantage of paying attention to symmetry is that it makes the whole city look orderly and not chaotic.