Cai Lan said his impression of the city: Tallinn, Estonia

Estonia has always been ruled by people in history: Russia, Finland, Germany and so on. All slaves, poor thing. It was not until August 20, 199 1 that it became independent from the Soviet Union.

This country has only 18000 square kilometers and1500,000 population, mainly producing agricultural products and exporting trees.

Like every Nordic city, Tallinn is divided into an old city and a new city. Of course, the latter is nothing to see. They are all ugly buildings and connected trams left over from the Soviet era.

The old city is beautiful and looks very old, as if it stayed in the Middle Ages, but most of the houses were rebuilt two or three hundred years ago. The old ones are all made of wood, but they have been burned out.

Our tour guide is a very beautiful girl, a licensed pharmacist, but after graduating from college, she became a tour guide without making any money. We are the second group led by her, shivering with fear, with long hands and feet and big eyes, like Popeye's girlfriend olive oil.

Olive oil says that Estonians live a hard life, but everyone they meet in the street seems to strut, be proud and full of hope.

Another girl who sells postcards is more beautiful, and she seems to have just entered the business. Everyone asked to take a photo with her, print it out and tell her friends that she is her girlfriend back to Hong Kong. She also generously took photos with everyone. If it's an old stick, I don't want you to buy some postcards.

It is worth mentioning that in this oldest church, my lover Kadenova is buried. Italians fled to Estonia to die. In his will, he asked that the tombstone be placed flat on the church passage and trampled by others in order to atone. Alas, how can a person who has been chic all his life be so pedantic? Being old is not a good thing.