Imagine you only have to work 5 hours a day and spend the rest of your time drinking tea, chatting, and enjoying life... Then it's hard not to become an artist.
Buenos Aires, Argentina, which means "good air", has a pleasant climate all year round, here is both the multiculturalism of immigrant cities, the European heritage of the old colonies, and the unique unrestrained colors of Latin America, it is no wonder that it has become a world-famous cultural and artistic capital, and Wong Kar-wai's film "Spring Breaks" is also filmed here.
Buenos Aires is the birthplace of tango, and this passionate dance is infused with the strong hormones of European laborers who came to South America at the turn of the century.)
It is also the home of the famous literary hero Borges, and the amazing and exquisite novels "The Garden of the Forked Paths" and "The Library of the Tower of Babel" were conceived from this magical land, and in his pen, Buenos Aires is also full of magic.
"If everything lacks substance
If this population is large in Buenos Aires
It is intricate enough to compare with an army
It was just a dream
Obtained by the magic common to the soul,
Then there is a moment
Its existence is in danger of chaos and disorder
And that's the moment of dawn tremor."
Publishing his first book at the age of 24 and becoming world-famous at the age of 50, Borges spent most of his life as a librarian. In Buenos Aires, you don't have to be in a hurry to become a human being, you don't have to slow down deliberately, and you can smell the roses of life.
Time has passed, and Buenos Aires has become a cosmopolitan metropolis, with dancing street graffiti writing modern, fresh and youthful passions.
However, just sit down and drink a cup of yerba mate and stroll the streets of Buenos Aires, and you will once again become calm and relaxed, and become a happy slacker again.