Trip to America 5-impression of Dallas

Dallas has been back for a long time and there is no time to record it.
We stayed in Dallas for four days and restricted our activities to hotels and Chinese cities. We live in the Hyatt Hotel, which belongs to a relatively high-grade place. We are business people with suits and ties or bow ties in and out of the hotel. We went to the exhibition and we had to be casual. Dallas is familiar with most people, probably because of the memories of Kennedy's assassination. The hotel we stayed in was just not far from the target location, and it would take 20 minutes. Here there is Kennedy's Memorial Tower, which is like a four-sided wall. There are several pillars below. I don't know what it means. Then I put the photo on it. On the road to Kennedy's assassination, two XX points were specially painted, indicating the two shooting points of the assassin. Because we live close to the place where we live, some Americans always take photos and visit the place. However, this is also one of the famous suspense cases in history.
Opposite Hyatt is a railway station. We were lucky enough to see the American railway station. It was much quieter than the congestion and noise of Chinese railway stations. There were not many people in the station, and no one was on duty at the ticket office. There are quite a few trains and there are direct flights to Chicago. However, in this country where planes are the main means of transportation, trains seem dispensable. But freight trains keep passing by. Interestingly, most trucks pull containers in China, which makes Chinese people a little proud.
There are several ancient buildings around the railway station that have added some historical vicissitudes of life to the city. The opposite side of the railway station is the red building. At that time, it was a county court. The whole body was covered with red bricks and looked like a bastion. When I went to see it for the second time, there was a large crane for repair. The back of the red building is Kennedy's Memorial Tower.
There are several old-fashioned buildings on the west side of the Red Tower. These historical buildings bring together the historical atmosphere of Dallas City. On the first day, it was a weekend, and there was a carriage-drawn tour on the road. I haven't seen it any more in the next few days. It is estimated that it is only the weekend that makes the carriage return. At that time, there was no camera, a white carriage, a red building, a horse-drawn carriage in Ancient Costumes, a tree shaded by the side of the road, and various birds jumping under the tree. People sat under the tree, looking at all this, it seems that we have returned to some of the beautiful plots described in "floating" in Western society.