Exploring 'The Heart of the Virgin': The Notre Dame de Paris Light Show

The 'Dame de Cœur' (Heart of the Virgin) Notre Dame de Paris Light Show is a spectacle directed by Bruno. After eight months of meticulous preparation, it was held on November 8-11, 2017, to commemorate the centenary of the victory of World War I and to pay tribute to the thousands of soldiers. The show brought an unforgettable audio-visual feast to the audience that night, lasting 25 minutes and including 17 sets of light and shadow picture scenes. The scene was very shocking! Due to the popularity of the first event, a second one was held in 2018. The Notre Dame de Paris, a building that has witnessed 850 seasons, has seen countless historical events. That night, it once again took the spotlight and became the focus of the world. (I have attached some pictures from the scene; however, there are repetitions in both events) Speaking of which, let me briefly introduce the Notre Dame de Paris: 1. It is a typical Gothic architectural style; however, the Notre Dame de Paris is not yet completed; because the spire of the roof has not been built, which is a symbol of Gothic architecture! But the whole building is elegant and tall; giving people a sense of upward force! 2. The inner court has very beautiful; exquisitely carved murals! These murals and carvings show a wealth of religious stories and character images. 3. There is a huge organ inside the Notre Dame de Paris; these organs are a major feature of Paris. Whenever the church holds religious ceremonies, the beautiful music from the organ will intoxicate people. 4. The Notre Dame de Paris is not only an important cultural heritage of France, but also an important part of European culture. This church has witnessed the historical changes of France and is one of the important symbols of French culture and religion. In short, the Notre Dame de Paris is a church full of artistic and cultural value, and is also one of the important symbols of French culture and religion. Unfortunately, a fire broke out around 18:50 on April 15, 2019, which became a very regrettable disaster in human history. However, it is reported that the Notre Dame de Paris is expected to be completed by 2024, and it will coincide with the 2024 Paris Olympics, a major sports event, to welcome people from all over the world. I hope to see her new look soon! Okay, that's it for this issue; welcome everyone to like, share and comment; tell me where you most want to go in Europe; maybe I will write about it in the next issue! A person with a heart who came to Europe a few years ago!