Neuschwanstein Castle

We went to Neuschwanstein Castle in early summer. The weather was clear and sunny. Standing on the Maria Bridge (the castle was builder Ludwig II, whose mother was named Maria), the view was picturesque: the castle was harmoniously and orderly integrated with the mountains, forests, lakes in the distance, white clouds in the sky, and red roofs on the ground. If there is a fairy-tale castle in my dream, it only belongs to the distance. However, now there is a beautiful castle that can be seen and touched right in front of me. It really exists there, it is incredibly beautiful, and yet, it is beautiful naturally. Just imagine, without the surrounding lakes, large areas of grass and trees and other vegetation, if there was only the Neuschwanstein Castle, wouldn’t its beauty be greatly reduced? On the other hand, the Swan Castle, with white and gray as the main colors, makes everything here look poetic and beautiful. After leaving Neuschwanstein Castle, one question that puzzled me was how the beauty of Neuschwanstein Castle was protected? Her beauty is natural and natural, and it touches people's hearts. Farmers are busy with their farming work, tourists are having fun, and restaurant owners are opening restaurants. Farmers' lives are not disturbed by tourists. Farmers lead their cows through the city, and hot cow dung falls on the road. I also hope that all my friends can protect the nature and environment of the earth and keep these beautiful views.