[Castle in the Sound of Bagpipes] Harry Potter by J.K. Rowling, Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle, Walter Scott's "Waverley" and Stevenson's "Gold and Silver"

[Castle in the sound of bagpipes] JK Rowling's "Harry Potter", Arthur Conan Doyle's "Sherlock Holmes", Walter Scott's "Waverly" and Stevenson's "Treasure Island"... Walking on the streets of Edinburgh, feeling the past in the breeze, let the rich literary atmosphere wrap me, filling my every breath. As the capital of England, known as Athens in the north, the soul of the entire city is immersed in literature. The soothing atmosphere permeates the streets of Edinburgh, and the pleasant and loud Scottish bagpipes play in the ancient capital of New Town. Its history, its architecture, its streets, its wind, its air, its gardens... They all seem to be full of literary imagination. Indeed, Edinburgh is a city perfect for strolling and nostalgia, and its sense of history can enter the senses authentically and naturally without deliberate withdrawal; Her quirky quirkiness inspires and imagines magnificently, is funny and mysterious.

French historian Braudel said that "culture is hidden in the details of history". Follow the light and calm historical footsteps, experience the rhythm of Edinburgh's urban life and the transmutation of social life, and experience the antiquity and magic of Scottish culture. Text: Ruizhen Photo: Xu Feng, Ruizhen #Today's Headlines# #Travel# #Travel# #Literature# #Fiction# #手机摄影#