Global Food Tour

Chapter 341 Completely Disappointed Russian Food!

Zhang Feng even guessed that the aunt asked how many tickets he wanted, so he told her "Ajin", and the aunt nodded to show that she understood, and the ticket was 250 rubles.In many museums in Russia, it is forbidden to take pictures, and some of them need to buy additional photography tickets. In order to avoid misunderstandings due to the language barrier, Zhang Feng picked up his mobile phone and posed for a photo to show the ticket aunt. The aunt waved her hand and said, " Everyone", Zhang Feng understood that no one cares about taking pictures casually... I bought a ticket and went to the gate, but it is so advanced that I need to swipe the ticket to enter?It's not like France...

After researching for a while, Zhang Feng found that it seems to be the same as the gate of the Airport Express, so he copied the ticket and entered, which is amazing!
Pushing open the door is the security gate. The aunt at the door smiled like a flower and patted the table next to her. She asked Zhang Feng to put his bag and camera on the table, and then entered the security gate. The aunt's series of actions and expressions really shocked Zhang Feng. Feng, it made Zhang Feng feel like he was not entering the Patriotic War Museum, but clearly entering Grandma Wolf’s house... Well, Zhang Feng had no choice but to do everything as he was told!After entering the security gate, I picked up my bag and was about to walk in. The aunt quickly stretched out her hand to block the way forward, and pointed to the escalator going down next to Zhang Feng with a bright smile... Okay, thank you for the directions, the aunt is very professional. He said "Barouste" with a smile. It felt like he had accomplished a great and extremely meaningful thing, and the corners of Zhang Feng's mouth were twitching... He went down the escalator and found Cunyi facing the escalator. at.

Here is an important explanation!Russians have a habit of taking off their coats when entering the house.It will be considered impolite if you don't take off your coat when entering the door, so indoor hotels usually have such a clothing depository. You need to take off your coat and store it. If you are carrying a large bag, you also need to deposit it. Give them to the staff at the depository. , they will return a number plate, hand it back when you come out, and take away your coat and other stored items. If the number plate is lost, we are sorry!After storing the clothes, there are several souvenir shops in the lobby. Most of the items sold are military-related, such as military models, former Soviet ship-shaped caps, various small badges, refrigerator magnets for aircraft and cannons, and military watches.

There are also some small exhibits outside the souvenir shop, including stamps and paper-cuts from China’s Sun Tzu’s Art of War. I don’t know who or the institution gave them. It’s actually quite kind to see Chinese characters in a foreign country, so Zhang Feng read more Two eyes.

The ticket for the Museum of European and American Art in the 19th and 20th Century was 300 rubles, and then Zhang Feng came to the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour. The lower floor of the church is the Orthodox Church, and the architectural concept is a bit confusing.

Arriving in front of the Pushkin Art Museum, Zhang Feng found that there was a long queue. The temporary exhibition that day seemed to be related to Egypt.

There are many such paintings on the walls at the exit of Shengli Park Subway Station, as well as many wall charts and old photos, reminding people not to forget the past, the present peace is hard-won!
When we arrived at Victory Park, it started to rain, and it became heavier and heavier. By the time Zhang Feng came out of the Museum of the Great Patriotic War, the rain had stopped...

Every other section of the road there will be a stone tablet with a year, from 1941 to 1945... It seems that time has passed all the way and reached the end with difficulty!
The Great Patriotic War Museum is still very large, with about four floors in total. One of the floors has only aisles. In fact, there should be only three floors of exhibition halls. The first floor is about the Great Patriotic War and the introduction of famous generals and marshals, and then around the circle are the highlights of various scenes. Now, there is a display of generals' clothes in the corridor.There is a large glass cabinet in the lobby on the second floor. Inside is a display of the German Iron Cross medals captured during World War II and various other trophies as well as captured German flags. Oh my god!There is such a big cabinet full of Iron Cross medals. It is so spectacular that I really want to pick out a piece... Walking in, the scene is reappeared. At the entrance is a replica of the German Reichs Building and various battle scenes.Further inside is a booth displaying clothes, items, medals and firearms from the Second World War. Zhang Feng was dazzled by the sight!

The third floor is a hall with no exhibits. On both sides are the flags of various military services of the Soviet Union and Russia in various periods.The fourth floor is a large exhibition hall with a dome full of red stars. The walls are full of lists of martyrs who died in the Great Patriotic War. The whole hall is solemn and solemn. Standing in it, you unconsciously want to hold your breath.After exiting the hall, on the left is a booth for some exhibits of the Soviet Army’s entry into the customs. There are actually military uniforms of the Eighth Route Army displayed here. I don’t know if they are genuine products from that year, but the texture of the fabric is rough.The exhibition hall on the right side of the hall is exhibits of wars that Soviet Russia participated in in modern times, most of which are items from the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, and some items from the Chechen War are relatively few.

Zhang Feng finished watching the exhibition, took his coat, and found that there was a self-service commemorative coin exchange machine at the door, 200 rubles were exchanged for one coin. In view of the previous tragic experience in the 19th-20th century art museum, Zhang Feng was much more cautious in exchange this time. Fortunately, here The currency exchange machine has a selection button. Send the ruble in along the cash slot, then press the button for the commemorative coin you want, and it will be spit out after a while. Here Zhang Feng bought a piece of Wei Commemorative coins from the National War Memorial Hall and a commemorative coin commemorating the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Great Patriotic War in a plastic box. There are also commemorative coins of tanks and airplanes in the exchange machine. It feels that there is nothing special about it. Zhang Feng resolutely gave up and left. people.

The ticket to the Patriotic War Museum is 250 rubles, commemorative coins are 200 rubles each, and there is a self-service vending machine.

When I got back to the hotel, due to the weather, Zhang Feng might have been completely disappointed by the food for a few days, so I just went to the convenience store downstairs and bought a burrito for dinner. When dealing with each other, he could actually speak two sentences in Chinese, and when he saw Zhang Feng coming in, he yelled "one hundred and one" at Zhang Feng.

"Okay, I'll buy your one hundred and one." Zhang Feng was amused by the pronunciation of the younger brother, and then couldn't help being tempted to buy two ice creams. The ice cream in the small shop didn't look as good as that in the Gum Mall. The price is also 5 rubles more expensive than Gum's, but Zhang Feng's taste is not inferior to Gum's ice cream at all!The big supermarket I went to later also sold them at the same price and in a variety of flavors: blue pure milk, brown chocolate, pink strawberry, yellow peach, peach flavor 60 rubles.

On the morning of the third day, Zhang Feng took the Orange Line No. 6 to VDNH (ВДНХ) station, which is what the Chinese often call Weidenhan.Nearby are the Cosmonautics Museum, All-Russian Exhibition Center (formerly known as VDNH), Moscow TV Tower and other attractions.The destination of Zhang Feng's trip is the Aerospace Museum, the ticket is 250 rubles, and the doors don't open until 11 o'clock. With the previous experience, Zhang Feng firmly did not go early!

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