Alexander Review

The sunset in the city along the sea of Alexandria, Egypt is really beautiful :) I highly recommend the sunset in front of the sea of Alexandria :)

Alexander is the second largest city in Egypt. This city is also a rare place to combine history and vacation. I like Alexander's natural characteristics. There are seaside scenery and many historical materials. The environment of the city is also quite interesting.

Alexandria is not only a historic city of ancient Egypt, but also the commercial and economic center of Egypt. It is a natural port and a famous city of commerce. The whole city is very beautiful, integrating ancient Egypt, ancient Rome, Byzantine architectural relics of various periods, is a seaside city with both historical heritage and youthful vitality worth a good visit.

Alexandra Alexander, when you first saw the name, thought of Alexander the Great or Pressure Mountain. When Alexander the Great became king at the age of 20, he unified Greece, swept across Central Asia, flattened Persia, conquered Egypt without bloodshed until the Indus Valley. It's a pity that Alexander the Great died young, otherwise the whole history of human development should be rewritten. Alexander is on the verge of the vast Mediterranean Sea, a city that combines ancient and modern, traditional Islamic culture and Western civilization. The spacious coastal Avenue looks very beautiful under the blue sky and white clouds. Today, there is a light rain. The yellow and black lord "bumblebee" taxi on the coastal Avenue has a bad habit of asking for money/money/RMB from Aswan and Luxor's children. Alexander's children are polite and very good-looking. It may be related to the frequent contacts with Greece and Turkey in this history, so it's all Allah. The blood of Burma or Egypt. The exterior walls of the main building of the Alexandria Library are carved with 50 kinds of the oldest characters and symbols from all over the world. Of course, there are also Chinese characters. Do you see any of them?

Alexandria, located on the Mediterranean coast, was the last battle for Alexander's Empire to March east. It took Egypt without a single arrow and built Alexander's castles and ports here. Then the soldiers returned to Asia and continued their northward March to the hinterland of Persia, where Alexander, 24, was known as the Pharaoh and the son of the sun god Amon.