Venice is a city built on water, composed of more than a hundred small islands webbed together by waterways, where many houses seem to rise directly from the surface.
This city differs from every other city in the world in one aspect: there are no cars, and the only means of transportation is boats.
Arriving in Venice for the first time, Zhang Tiancheng found it all rather novel, but after wandering around for two days, he felt it was just so-so.
Chapter 35