St. Peter s Basilica Church, also known as St. Peter's Cathedral, Vatican Hall. Designed by Michelangelo, it is a Catholic monastery in the Vatican. It was built from 1506 to 1626. It is one of the most important symbols of the Catholic Church and the largest church in the world. Many Italian Renaissance architects and artists such as Donato Brahmond, Raphael, Antonio Jr. Da Sangaro have participated in the design of St. Peter's Cathedral. Three treasures in the church - "one is Michelangelo's sculpture "Notre Dame's grief" when he was 24 years old. The sadness of the Virgin Mother holding her dead son and her submission to God's will are vividly depicted in her works. The painful image of the Virgin Mary here is quite different from Michelangelo's later works. The second is Bernini's carved bronze canopy. It is supported by four spiral copper pillars, five stories high enough. On the semi-circular railing in front of Huagai, there are always 99 lanterns, and below them are the altar of the throne and the tomb of St. Peter. Only the Pope can hold Mass in front of the rising sun in front of the pilgrims on this altar. The third is the throne of St. Peter, which is also a gold-plated bronze throne designed by Bernini. Above the throne is a wooden chair with shining niches of glory and ivory ornaments. On the back of the chair are two little angels, holding the key to the Heavenly Kingdom and the triple crown of the Pope. Legend has it that this wooden chair was the true throne of St. Peter and was later certified as a gift from King Techa II of Carolina. The sculptures, paintings, murals and articles in the church are all very beautiful. I'm afraid I can't see them for a month. If I'm interested, I can find relevant documentaries and documentaries.