Lenin Monument

What travelers say:

Osh (Kyrgyz: Ош), a part of the Fergana Basin since ancient times, is said to have originated in Alexander the Great's Hellenistic city in the easternmost part of the Empire, and some historians have speculated that Osh was the capital of the Han Dynasty. Osh is said to be the most Uzbek-style city, unlike a Kyrgyz city. I can't tell this yet, I have to wait for a few days to go to the Uzbek experience tomorrow. Others say Osh is the source of separatism in Kyrgyzstan, plagued by nationalist violence since independence. But my impression is that on the street mountain, I didn't see the police and the police car, everyone smiled, I bought some goods in the supermarket, after the checkout said "thank you", people will put their right palm on their left chest. On the Mount Suleiman, because I like to go unusually, not with my teammates, in the area I climbed, only I was with three local boys, I was very relieved to hand over my mobile phone to them to take pictures for me. Frankly, I dare not do this in the country when I encounter such a place that is unmanned around me. Osh is best known for the Suleiman holy mountain associated with Babel. According to the backbone teammates, there is wheat plus, it is also a knot of her heart, and I know it is a worthwhile trip after my own experience. We almost lost touch with this because of the traffic problem. Thank God for the best solution at the last minute, and of course, for the simplicity and childlikeness of Kyrgyz people. I only know now that our Chinese embassy is near Lenin Square, the second largest city in Kyrgyzstan. We accidentally chose to leave Kyrgyzstan here. I believe that there will be no online "martyrdom" Chinese tourists. I also firmly believe that the Chinese Embassy will stand up to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens like us who are law-abiding. I returned to the hotel later, passing by a park door, and saw a young mother guarding the stroller. It turned out that the stone steps of this door were too high and the stroller could not be pushed up at all. I helped her into the park with the consent of the other party, and the other party expressed gratitude to me, and after returning "no thanks", I pointed to myself and told her: I am Chinese. I hope all the people of the world know that most Chinese people are civilized and polite and helpful. (Here remind compatriots to pay attention: unlike our country, foreigners, especially Westerners, pay special attention to protecting personal privacy, even if you want to help out of goodwill, you must first ask for permission, otherwise do not casually touch people's items and get too close to them! Except for emergencies. It is impolite for some compatriots to help people with things without their consent for good!)