
Floating Light and Broken Shadows Italy (thousands of Douban High-scoring Original Works·in a Foreign Land)
by Julia
About This Novel
If you are working, remember that because you have a double chin, don't lower your head when encountering any difficulties. The work tells the story of a dream trip to Italy that spans twelve days, ten cities, seven art museums, and two self-driving routes. It also conveys some of the author's thoughts on the contrast of urban cultural protection. Along the way, I have been wondering why, in a country with such a small territory, the urban cultural landscape with local characteristics can be so well preserved. Almost every city exudes a strong personality charm, as if the people living there do not have to worry about "modernity". "In the process of modernization", we can safely pass on our own houses, beliefs, habits, cooking skills, surnames and looks from generation to generation until the end of the world; but we have a vast territory and 56 ethnic groups, but we have to rush towards the modernization of "thousands of cities"? In the 11th and 12th centuries, the rise of city-states characterized by feudal lords laid the foundation for the splendid Renaissance, and also allowed several city-states in Italy to leave a mark of glory in history. This cannot help but be reminiscent of the short-term prosperity that China had during the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties and the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It's just that "great unification" has always been the main theme in the history of Chinese civilization. As the state's control over society continues to increase, the richness of local culture and folk creativity have been suppressed; and the lack of planning in urban reconstruction in recent decades has made things worse, causing us to permanently lose countless precious cultural heritage and urban memories - thinking about this, I sincerely feel regretful. Julia, born in the 1980s, has a master's degree in media and cultural studies and works in a management consulting company.
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