Tezuka took Rukawa Sakura out to play.
Rukawa Sakura's slogan was "Our goal is the whole of Munich."
Tezuka smiled and didn't object.
He didn't laugh at her, but he knew.
Rukawa Sakura probably wouldn't be able to walk around. He really wasn't laughing at her physical strength.
But he didn't say it.
If he said it out loud, she would probably resent him.
Today's Tezuka Kunimitsu.
He had also become quite "smart."
When Tezuka took Rukawa Sakura out,
All the doctors in the treatment center looked at him mockingly.
There were also many doctors who cheered him on for the past two days.
Over the two days, the entire medical center was filled with rumors about him and Rukawa Sakura.
Tezuka almost ran away.
It wasn't until Rukawa Sakura asked him where he was going to play that Tezuka suddenly came back to his senses.
"There are many art galleries in Munich. I'll take you to see them."
"Okay!" Rukawa Sakura readily agreed. After all, she also studied painting.
The art gallery had always been her favorite place.
Tezuka took Rukawa Sakura to visit Nymphenburg.
It was now open to the general public as an art gallery.
The whole palace sat in the west and faced the east.
It was made up of square buildings and was 600 meters long.
The main building was majestic and spectacular. The two wings were symmetrical and harmonious. From afar, the main building was clear.
In front of the palace, there was a pool of clear water, swans, wild ducks, a soaring fountain, and a straight artificial river hidden in the shadows.
It formed a peaceful and elegant landscape.
Among the many halls in the palace, the most noteworthy one was the China Pavilion. The decoration inside was all Chinese. The wallpaper screen was painted with dragons and phoenixes, mountains and rivers, flowers and birds, insects, and fish. It also displayed China's lacquer and porcelain.
Without a doubt, this was Rukawa Sakura's favorite place.
"Hey, Kunimitsu, let's go to China together next time." Rukawa Sakura turned around and smiled at Tezuka.
"Ah." Tezuka didn't disagree. "You like China?"
"Of course. Isn't it obvious at a glance?
Didn't I tell you that Chinese is my first mother tongue? "That proud look was something that was rarely seen on Rukawa Sakura's face.
Her face seemed to be glowing.
Tezuka couldn't help but soften his gaze and immerse himself deeply.
"Okay, let's go to China next time."
As long as she wanted it, he would do it.
As long as she was happy. he would always be with her.
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Because the garden was modeled after the United Kingdom's, it was named the 'Kunimitsu's'. The grass was wide and the paths were winding. It followed nature's'.
The park's most unique feature was the 'China Tower'. It was a quaint five-story wooden pagoda built 200 years ago.
Rukawa Sakura's' interest was once again piqued.
Tezuka could only smile helplessly. He finally understood how much Rukawa Sakura liked China. He also made up his mind to take her to China in the future.
The five-story wooden pagoda was named the 'China Tower'. It looked a bit weird and had a Japanese style. There was a small bell hanging from the eaves. It looked a bit like a pagoda in China.
Back then, Europeans admired Eastern art. They built the pagoda based on legends and imagination.
Rukawa Sakura wasn't interested in it. She felt that the pagoda was just so-so.
But the beer garden under the pagoda was very interesting. It attracted most of her attention.
There were many benches and tables under the pagoda. Tourists could drink beer while enjoying the Bavarian folk music upstairs. It was very relaxing.
Speaking of Munich, what was the most famous place in Germany?
One of the things that Rukawa Sakura thought of was, of course, beer.
She wanted to try, but Tezuka didn't allow her to drink. She had no choice.
After all, she was just a minor. She wasn't good at drinking. She just wanted to try something new. Since Tezuka didn't allow it, she didn't resist.
The Munich Museum of Art was Rukawa Sakura's favorite place.
It was made up of three galleries: the 'Ancient Painting Gallery', the 'New Painting Gallery', and the 'Modern Painting Gallery'.
In 1825, Ludwig I, a fanatic art lover, ascended the throne. In order to make the Wittelsbach family's art collection public, he hired architect Leo von Krantz to design a large art gallery.
In 1836, the Venetian Renaissance style art gallery was completed. It was now the 'Ancient Painting Gallery'.
It was one of the six largest oil painting galleries in the world. It focused on Dutch and Flemings works. The collection of Rubens' paintings was the largest in the world.
Durer's messianic "Self-Portrait," "The Four Disciples," and "The Adoration of Maggie," as well as Botticelli's "Pieta Madonna" were the highlights of the gallery.
The 'New Painting Gallery' was across Tregiin Road from the 'Ancient Painting Gallery'.
It had a modern appearance. It centered on German Romantic and Naturalistic paintings. It exhibited paintings from all over Europe in the 19th century. It mainly collected works by Van Gogh, Monet, Gauguin, and other masters of modern painting.
Its predecessor was a private gallery established by Ludwig I for his own collection.
The Gallery of Modern Painting is a large-scale art gallery that overlooks European painting in the 19th and 20th centuries. It displays the entire development of 20th century modern art, design, sculpture, photography, and television art. There are works by Dali, Picasso, Warhol, and Matisse.
It was the largest modern art gallery in Germany. It was also one of the largest modern art galleries in the world. The exhibition area reached 15,000 square meters and collected a large number of art works.
This was Rukawa Sakura's world. Once she was immersed, even Tezuka couldn't pull her out.
When they came out of the art museum, it was already late.
Tezuka shook his head helplessly. If he didn't pull her out, she would have spent the night here.
"Are you hungry?
Let's eat something first. "Tezuka asked.
"Okay." Rukawa Sakura touched her stomach and smiled embarrassedly.
She knew that she must have been in a state of obsession.
Europeans loved to eat on the street. It was also very convenient to eat on the street in European countries. There were all kinds of tables and chairs on the street. You could sit down and have a meal.
Rukawa Sakura was about to order randomly. Tezuka held her hand that was holding the menu and shook his head.
Rukawa Sakura pouted. She seemed unconvinced.
"Your body has just recovered. Don't eat anything. These are not nutritious." Tezuka preached. "Didn't you learn medicine yourself?
Why don't you understand this? "
"I also learned how to cook …" Rukawa Sakura looked at the sky and refused to look at Tezuka.
Who said that people who learned medicine had to be completely medicalized?
She also learned how to cook!
Why — can't I eat?!
Tezuka put down the menu helplessly.
The last stop was the Church of Our Lady.
It was a brick church.
The Church of Our Lady had always been a landmark on Munich's postcards.
The church was built in the 15th century, but the spire of the church was never completed.
It wasn't until 50 years later in the 16th century that people decided to complete the building of the spire.
At that time, the Gothic era had been replaced by the Renaissance era.
The Gothic church was inevitably fitted with the fashionable dome of the time. People called it the "hat of the Roman country." It also meant "exotic" or "Italian."
This dome style became the model for many church buildings in Bavaria.
Because it was summer, there was an elevator that went straight to the top of the spire.
The weather was clear, and Rukawa Sakura could see the peaks of the Alps and the city of Munich in the south.
"Hey, Kunimitsu, have you climbed the Alps before?" Rukawa Sakura looked at the outline of the Alps in the distance and asked Tezuka.
"Ah, I climbed the Matterhorn," Tezuka said.
Climbing was Tezuka's hobby. The Alps were right in front of him, and he wouldn't let it go.
The Matterhorn, which was 4,478 meters above sea level, was known as the most beautiful mountain peak in the Alps. Its unique triangular shape had become the representative of the Alps.
When the sun rose and set, the snow-covered mountain reflected a metallic light that was breathtaking.
To the tourists, the Matterhorn was just an unreachable beauty.
However, for climbers, the Matterhorn was a place where they could challenge themselves to the limits of what they could do.
Because of the steep terrain, many mountain climbers viewed the Matterhorn as a difficult challenge.
The Matterhorn was the last major mountain in the Alps to be conquered.
The reason was not only because of the various difficulties in climbing the mountain, but also because the steep appearance of the mountain had frightened the early climbers.
Rukawa Sakura smiled faintly. "Next time we go to China, let's climb Mount Everest."
Tezuka raised his eyebrows and looked at Rukawa Sakura.
"Don't underestimate me. I will definitely climb it." Rukawa Sakura vowed.
Tezuka raised the corner of his mouth, indicating that he didn't believe her.
Rukawa Sakura touched her nose.
Although it was difficult, it was worth a try, wasn't it?
She had never really climbed a mountain. Could she not count Mount Fuji?
She had only climbed Mount Fuji with Tezuka when she was a child. In the end, she didn't climb it and died on the way. Tezuka was in a hurry to send her back that time, so he didn't climb it.
Rukawa Sakura, who had caused a lot of trouble, said that she had forgotten that incident. Tezuka, you should forget it too, right?
"Okay, I will take you up." Tezuka said, looking at Rukawa Sakura very gently.
If you want to go, I will take you up. If you can't climb it by yourself, I will take you up.
The author has something to say:
Foreshadowing: Looking forward to the future trip to China!
The goal is Mount Everest, full sprint!
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