US Den of Espionage

Een fascinerende stuk van de recente geschiedenis. De voormalige Amerikaanse ambassade in Teheran. In tegenstelling tot wat u online kunt lezen, is het mogelijk om binnen te gaan en rond te kijken. De gronden zijn gevuld met anti-Amerikaanse/Israëlische propagandakunst. Een moet zien als u ooit Iran bezoekt.

De vroegere Amerikaanse ambassade in Teheran is ook een prachtige plek voor het landschap. Deze ambassade is ook een enorme ruimte. De geschiedenis van Teheran is ook zeer gerespecteerd. Ik vind het leuk om hier te komen spelen, goed.

De voormalige Amerikaanse ambassade in Iran, de film "Vlucht uit Teheran", die ik besloot hier te zien, was vol anti-Amerikaanse tekenen op de muren van de ruggengraat, maar niet oud.

During a walk through the street view, we quickly came to the wall of the former U.S. Embassy in Iran. This courtyard near the subway station once shocked the world with the hostage incident in 1979. Since then, Iran and the United States have fought against each other, and it is still a deadly enemy. The large-scale graffiti on the exterior of the wall, which has gone through years of storms and storms, has become obsolete, ugly and provocative. It faithfully records the grievances and resentments between the two countries across the Pacific Ocean at that time. At the same time, we also noticed that huge photographs of Iranian leaders in front of high-rise buildings across the road and flags flying everywhere seemed to remind people of what to pay attention to, but the pace of the passers-by seemed to have forgotten that period of history, and only tourists like us would pay attention to this so-called cultural attraction. Because it's a scenic spot, it's hard to see more tourists. We walk along the visual impact of the external wall to the last scenic spot, the nearby art house.

Het is een anti-Amerikaans museum, en er zijn veel ironische Amerikaanse foto's op de buitenwand.

Er is niets binnen, maar er is een beeld van de anti-Amerikaanse muur.

After a series of murals, I came to a stop in front of one of the most famous and distinctive murals. In fact, this painting is to paint the American statue of liberty as a wicked skull, and the background is the American flag and map. I don't know why this one is my favorite among many murals. After reading these murals, I really feel that the people of Iran are living in deep water. And my 25-day trip to Iran is also in deep water. Close to the subway station, even to see graffiti to take photos, can not enter the visit, although unique, but I do not think it can represent the real attitude of most ordinary Iranians towards the United States. It's worth visiting a few shops selling tourist souvenirs across the street. The quality of things is high and the price is fair. A group of small partners stayed in a larger shop for more than an hour to make up for what they didn't buy enough in Isfahan.