The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum

Near the new world trade tower, in front of the ground zero, design is also very warning and enlightening meaning, can take the children to see, but also more educational.

In order for the American people who lost their lives in the "9∙11" incident, the site of the World Trade Center, the site of the "9∙11" terrorist attack in New York, is composed of three parts-two square waterfall pools and a theme building. The underground museums and the clusters of trees that surround them are all designed by the American garden designer Peter Walker. I visited here recently in winter, when there was still a little rain, and the weather was very cold. The surrounding trees had basically lost their leaves, and it looked very cool.

A small building with a fee. Inside, some sculptures were made from the steel of the old World Trade Center, and some office supplies were displayed to miss the past, mainly a photo exhibition to tell about what happened at that time.

The 9/11 Memorial was built in the original World Trade Center in New York. The memorial was destroyed by the terrorist attack planned by Bin Laden on January 11, 2001. Ordinary people were killed and injured very much and miserably. I'm still calling for turning swords into plows.

Very solemn museum, which is amazing, peace is so good

The day before, the tour guide asked me, can your children understand the 9/11 Memorial? Will they like it? I said, this is not a question of like or dislike. Death is also an education in itself. In fact, the children told me today that this is their most shocking education about life. It turned out that the two buildings are now two huge cavities, and the water is constantly flowing and mourning. Inside the hall, the entire process of the 9/11 incident was silently told by the burned fire truck, the heavily deformed steel pipe, the wreckage of the life passage, and the building pillars full of mourning for the victims. No day shall erase you from the memory of the time. Time shall never erase you from the memory of the time. These characters are all made from the remains of the two World Trade Buildings. The author believes that even the remains of the ruins can still bring hope and beauty. The children said it was shocking and tragic, but it was also moved to see many stories of people in disasters, cherish peace and cherish life! I think they did have the most exciting life education class