French learns to be in tears, just in time for a veritable "dumbwalker" trip. In the secluded alleys of Balzacs former residence, there is an unparalleled moonlight, and the bustling market has found the old-fashioned garlic sellers. Visit the Parisian craftsman with the painter's friends, or explore the cradle of modern art and philosophy alone the cafe. Of course, you can't miss the exotic snail feast and the "angry" onion soup. Every encounter in the journey is wonderful. The "mysterious" oriental philosophy can resolve the struggle between Parisians and Londoners to love cats. The weeping willows and apricot flowers in the spring are the familiar scenery of the hometown.