Like many people, before coming to Israel, there are probably many imaginations about this country. Imagine whether this land has a lot of people and whether the facilities are not perfect. When I really set foot on this land, I was a little funny and thought that I thought too much. The people here are also early and late, the shops and entertainment centers are all available, the bustling downtown is bustling, the suburbs are quiet and quiet, and the same face of developed countries. The real Israel is different from the country in the news. It is quiet and serene, and after seeing each other with the tour guides and guards, drive to Jerusalem. Jerusalem is located at the top of the mountains of Judea. Since the kingdom of King David was built 3,000 years ago, it is the center of the Jewish state and spiritual life. Today's Jerusalem is a vibrant and prosperous city and the seat of the central government. Jerusalem is one of the centers of ancient religious activities. The old city is an irregular quadrangle. There are four main gates: Jaffa Gate, Damascus Gate, Zion Gate and Lions Gate. They are built in four directions and lead to the four major cities in the country. The streets in the city have so far maintained their Romanesque layout.