The White House, Capitol Hill, various statues and memorial halls... The poor white house is actually the president's self-housing , but the Capitol Hill is still quite decent. Capitol Hill is also commonly referred to as the Capitol, referring to the Congress building as the office of the US Congress. The US Congress is the legislative body of the US federal government. It is located at the top of Capitol Hill in Washington, DC, at the eastern end of National Street. Although geographically not in the center of Washington, DC, it is the focus of attention because of its special status. The Americans regard the Capitol as the highest symbol of the people, the people, and the people. The Congress, which consists of the US Senate and the House of Representatives, meets here and is often seen as a symbol of Washington. In 1793, Washington personally laid the foundation for the building. After the outbreak of the Civil War, some people proposed to stop the building. President Lincoln insisted on making the 280-foot-high dome. Now, this dome of the Capitol has become the best background for American political news reports on TV. Inside the dome is a magnificent hall that can accommodate two or three thousand people.