Montmartre Cafe is full of artistry

The name Montmartre was branded in my heart a long time ago. At that time, I just thought the name was very beautiful, and I seemed to know that the place was very romantic. I really deserved its reputation. After I went there, I fell in love with it immediately.

Montmartre refers to a small hill in downtown Paris with a landmark-like church of the Sacred Heart. Montmartre is not only the gathering place of writers and artists, but also the birthplace of modern art. In the hill square near the church, a variety of artistic activities are carried out continuously, including silent body performances, rhythmic music performances, and more street painters painting on the street. Painters of various schools and nationalities gathered in the middle of the square to decorate their own small worlds one by one, some sketched with street views, some sketched by tourists, some abstractly painted with selfless attention, and Shaoxiao Square was packed with satisfaction.

Surrounded by the hill square, there are cafes and restaurants on all sides. In summer, cafes have two rows of seats facing the square on the narrow sidewalk. I like to drill in and out of the square, wander around, drink coffee in the open-air seat when I am tired, and enjoy the bustling crowd in the square. The sun in Paris is different from the Chinese side, it is not hot at all, the golden sun is shining all over the body, but it is warm and comfortable enough to make people want to sleep. In the open-air cafe in Montmartre, coffee and meals satisfy my stomach, while painting and art satisfy my heart. I really like watching people there, watching painters who write attentively and carefully in the curl of coffee steam, shy girls acting as models, naughty children, cartoon-style painters with big strokes, not to mention the red men and women who come and go. Here, art enriches people's connotation, coffee moistens people's emotions, while a variety of people enrich the hill square.