[Traveling around Eastern Europe] The country with the lowest sense of existence in Europe, I am afraid that Moldova can not escape the top three. Ben and the Romanian descendants of the Dacia, but also a part of the Great Romania, but was forced by the Soviet Union, made a whole fifty-year Soviet republic, the smallest and the poorest and the most unknown. Sitting in the morning and arriving at the capital Chisinau in the morning, the morning sun is chaotic and the fog is foggy. The office workers are rushing, and no one turns their heads to look at the old man who is trembling in the wind. The hotel is not yet available for check-in. I went to the church, the historical museum and the art gallery. The underground floor of the Historical Museum shows the memories of that special period. In the Soviet high pressure of the Soviet Union in the 1930s and 1940s, thousands of Moldovans were imprisoned, executed, or exiled to Siberia. Half-century of Soviet rule has profoundly affected this country, and even many people still cannot get rid of the old ideology after independence. And about this, the place to go tomorrow will be more interesting.