As early as the Renaissance, Paris was the center of culture, popularly hosting various salons, enlightened thinkers, noblewomen and coffee, which became the most important picture of daily life in this city.
The Heights of Montmartre is one of the youngest districts of Paris. It is home to the tall and sacred Sacré-Coeur church, scenic winding paths, the Moulin Rouge where nightly music is played, the Place des Petits Chaussées where painters gather, and the Parisian Wall of Love where love is written all over the place. It's a place that encompasses religion, art, and love.
Flowers are an indispensable part of French life. The streets and alleys are full of stores and stalls selling flowers. On the road, you can often see men smiling with a bouquet of flowers in their arms, giving people an inexplicable romantic warmth.
The fragrance is the other side of the French people's life, their pursuit of fragrance, has long been not simply the search for incense, but a real enjoyment of life.
The French attitude towards life is exquisite, they use the apparatus, wearing clothes and hats, to some trivial things in life, are quite exquisite. Banquet guests, they will use the color elegant fine ceramic tableware or silver tableware, napkins and tablecloths are complete sets of knives, forks, spoons, plates and bowls are also with a perfect match, at the same time, almost every family has candlesticks, candles of different styles. If you are a good friend, light a few candles, play a few songs, candlelight, silhouettes, sip of red wine, wine is not drunk, everyone is drunk.
The title of the romantic city of Paris can be said to be true.