Photo: Let's go network special photographer Meng Zhisheng
We stayed in the Red Sea town of Aqaba, and the Red Sea is not red, just like the wife cake has no wife. It was blue and clear, and the other side of the sea was israel we were going to.
Rest stop in the desert - bath products made of dead sea black mud and salt are very popular with big moms!
Madaba, one of the earliest Christian cities in Jordan, is best known for its mosaic religious puzzles throughout the city.
Mount Nepal, one of Jordan's most revered holy places, was the place where Moses ascended to heaven. Moses was the founder of Judaism and also had a high status in Christianity and Islam.
In Christianity, he is the messenger of God, second only to God and Jesus, and in Islam he is one of the six messengers of the Allah. Faith is a religious journey, no faith is a cultural journey!
We stayed in a 5 star hotel in the Dead Sea, the swimming pools are connected to one after another, all the way to the Dead Sea, which is convenient for the Dead Sea floating experience!
Smearing sea mud and soaking in the Dead Sea are the regular ways to play here in the N kinds of gameplay!
The black mud on the bottom of the Dead Sea is rich in minerals, and to this day, many tourists come here every year to stay next to the Dead Sea for a few weeks, so that the natural minerals of the Dead Sea can relieve the fatigue of the body and mind.
Floating in the Dead Sea - The Dead Sea is more than 400 meters below sea level, known as the "navel" of the world, the salt content of the Dead Sea is as high as 30%, and no living creatures can survive in the Dead Sea, so it is called the Dead Sea.
It is a natural wonder of the world, with a history of 3 million years, which has evolved into a perfect combination of nature and culture.
"A drop of dead sea, full of tears", a rare experience in life.
Jerusalem – two nations, one holy city.
Today, I entered Israel through the land crossing, and in order to prevent trouble in the Arab countries in the future, Israel did not stamp the passport and sent us another piece of paper.
Since the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948, the question of the ownership of Jerusalem and the Holy Land has been constantly stirring up the international situation. Conflicts have erupted again and again, and efforts for peace have never stopped, but they have also repeatedly fallen into the quagmire. How did this thousand-year-old city become a dead knot in modern history?
Jews and Arabs have been feuding for thousands of years, and Israel and Palestine have been at odds. We walk through the wall, wander through the bullet-hole walls, listen to the stories of the Bible, and shuttle between history and reality. It seems to have entered the area full of gunfire in the eyes of the Chinese people, returning to the years of burning passion, but still using the Israeli tour guide to say "Israel is safe", to the family and friends to report peace!
Wailing Wall – Make the most pious wishes in the place closest to God.
I am a person with no religious beliefs, and I am also full of interest in this holy land of three religions and a strong faith. I also came to the Wailing Wall to listen to the sad recounting of the once tragic Wailing Wall, which is also Israel's Burnt Day (also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day), set up to commemorate the six million Jews who were killed by the Nazis between 1933 and 1945.
That morning we heard the sound of the whistle and stood in silence to mourn the victims. The Wailing Wall also lowered the flag at half-mast, life is worthy of awe, I hope the world will always be peaceful, and the sense of form is very important!
Jerusalem at night – The Old Testament of the Bible says: God has given the world a lot of beauty, nine points to Jerusalem; the hotel on the Mount of Olives where we live can see the sunset falling from the end of the holy city, and you can see the old city of Jerusalem locked in the city walls at night.
The Mount of Olives – not only the holy mountain of Judaism and Christianity, but also the place where Jesus preached and preached, with the Roman Catholic Church, the Church of Nations and the olive trees of Jesus' day, and the best place to overlook the Old City of Jerusalem.
At the foot of the mountain is the Jewish tomb area, overlooking the ancient city of Jerusalem, it is really a paradise on earth, separated by yin and yang. Our trip today started at the door of our hotel!
Walk through the "Bitter Road" of Jerusalem – many of the stories of the Bible take place in Jerusalem, where many legends such as Jesus' mission, death, resurrection, etc., can be found here, which adds to the charm of the Bible and the city of Jehovah.
The most anticipated thing today is to walk along the "Bitter Road" of the 14-stop Footsteps of Jesus' Death, which is full of legends and stories. At each stop there are legends documenting the death of Jesus. The street walls of stations 2 to 9 are carved and marked with bronze Roman numerals, and related churches are built nearby. The ninth stop of the Wrrith is shown, and it is said that the handprint on this stone was pressed hard by Jesus in the third fall in pain.
Tomorrow night at nine o'clock, continue to explore, welcome to follow.