Carter Center

In Atlanta, the Carter Center is a great tourist attraction. The building is simple and blends with the surrounding natural environment. There are walking trails throughout the place, as well as benches for you to sit down and enjoy the peace around you, as well as watching wildlife. The center itself provides a wealth of information about the life of President Carter. The self-guided tour itinerary covers his youth, his time as president, and many of his careers in the years since he left office. I would recommend everyone to come to this attraction.

I wanted to visit all the presidential libraries but this one told the story of one man I admired most. Plus I stayed in Georgia during his election victory. Very interesting place to visit and a great opportunity to learn.

The combination of modern architecture and nature takes advantage of the wind and the sun and the old hus to walk around Carter Center in Atlanta this weekend. In fact, this place has always wanted to see, but Hu likes natural scenery, this kind of modern architecture he is not interested in, so he has been dragging to today. The beautiful building Carter Center is actually a modern building in the United States. When I set out, I read some of the materials, said to be a nonprofit center built by 93 American presidents to advance the developing world, but looked like a museum from the outside. Hu and I walked in and were attracted by the surrounding vegetation, and the fountain in the middle of Carter Center was beautiful, surrounded by a meadow, with a particularly peaceful feeling. There is a museum and library not far from the Carter Center, we went in to learn about President Carter's life, it felt that the Carter Center was really not easy to establish, really helped many people, the scenery here looks more like a person. Feelings and perceptions: Carter Center is a modern building, although there is a certain cultural heritage, but compared to the domestic Forbidden City what age is relatively close, there is no special historical sense. But the museums and libraries are worth a visit and are great for learning about American culture.

The lights are bright and the gardens are beautiful, there are so many colorful flowers in it I can't even name, there is a lake, the lake is green, there are many ducks swimming in the water, I like it!

The nonprofit organization founded by former President Jimmy Carter and former First Lady Rosalyn Carter in 1982 is a greenery. Its main purpose is to promote international conflict resolution, democracy and human rights, and the white building case thus sets the tone. In addition, the fountain at the door is also very delicate, which mainly displays couples' help to world peace.