9/11 Memorial Pools

If New York City, in addition to the famous Wall Street and the copper cattle, Ground Zero is also a large New York must-check tourist attraction, but unlike other lively New York, it feels that Ground Zero thieves have a little more historical significance, a huge square sinking pool, The plaque around the name of the victims is engraved in a dense manner, and many flowers can be seen placed next to the name for memorialization. There is also a bronze relief next to the World Trade Center site. If there is enough time, you may as well follow the navigation and walk all the way. This is to commemorate the heroic fire rescue in the 911 incident. A 20-meter-long bronze relief sculpture built by firefighters, alongside photos of 343 fire officers and soldiers who were tragically killed in the disaster, accompanied by a sentence of "May we never forget", makes people sigh the precious and beautiful nature of the peace era. Standing at Ground Zero, surrounded by towering skyscrapers, the contrast is very strong.

Wish all the victims RIP.their names are on the Side as well as in many people’s heart forever.

The Ground Zero of rainy days, the sound of rain and water converge, more than 3,000 names, the strong contrast between the white and peace dove-shaped station and the two black holes... It is difficult to not be touched here, and the news impression 18 years ago is still very clear. May stop violence, world peace

Two huge square pools, the water is constantly sucked in, especially the feeling of gravity. It's quiet to see many Americans coming here. Behind it is the New World Trade Organization. The museum was too heavy to visit. I feel it is necessary to donate freely and have a donation box. Terrorist activities are the common enemy of mankind.

A very shocking scenic spot, the square pool continuously has the water flow to the center of the square hole, the pool is surrounded by the names of all the deceased, the people who have the heart also left a small white flower of mourning.... I hope that world peace will always be far away from all disasters.

Nearly fifteen years later, the TV pictures of that year have left me with new memories, and two buildings that once looked over New York have left only a deep foundation. In order to remember this history and to express the tributes to the victims, ten years after the incident, it was transformed into two huge sinking waterfall pools, engraved with the names of all the victims. Everywhere I go, there will be one or more moments that I will remember. This time, what impressed me most was the respect for life expressed by the US government. As I stood by the two deep pools of Ground Zero, I immediately recreated the sad scene of 2001. Listening to the water flowing around the waterfall; watching the black marble engraved with the names of the victims; Thinking back to the moment when the life that once lived stopped... I think that is exactly what Ground Zero wants to convey to people. When disaster and suffering come, a great people do not escape, but choose to let it be remembered, even the busy and crowded city center to leave a place in history.

The Shimao Twin Towers in New York were destroyed on September 11. In memory of this unprecedented disaster, people named it Ground Zero. Nowadays, new buildings have been uprooted. The huge sinking pool is crowded with tourists. No one is noisy and the atmosphere is solemn.

This is a site of the World Trade Center. The terrain is a site sunken underground. A large rectangular pit with a sense of architecture sunken into the underground, with water circulation and flowing lights and black bricks forming a good solemn image. The names of the dead were engraved on the periphery. Designer's ingenuity