My hometown. Tianjin. Japanese composition is about 400 words.

Speaking of Tianjin, people first think of Goubuli steamed stuffed bun, osmanthus, fried cake with ears, Tianjin dialect and Tianjin people (simply interpreted as "funny"). Tianjin is a humorous city. When you come to Tianjin, you can't help listening to cross talk. There are many famous crosstalk performers, such as Li, Hou and so on, who are active on the stage in Tianjin. But what impressed me most in Tianjin was not snacks or cross talk, but those humorous buildings. Tianjin has always been a famous port and commercial port, with bustling commercial streets and distinctive western-style buildings. Walking along the World Style Street and the Fifth Avenue, you feel the taste and unique style of Tianjin. There is a winding Haihe River running through the city, which is somewhat similar to rivers like Shanghai and Wuhan. Buildings and streets extend along the river, the city still has the remnants of the concession, and ancient western-style buildings can be seen everywhere. Interestingly, many of these buildings facing the street are triangular, giving people a sense of humor and fun. On the narrow street, the sound of bicycles, cars, vendors, children's laughter, citizens talking about mountains, the whole song Broadway, it turns out that this is life!