Chapter 46 Appendix IV

Appendix 4: About "Free Will City Traffic Zoning Map" The names of the various stations appearing in the full map of "Freewill City Traffic Zoning Map" were not randomly picked up from a dictionary of names—on the contrary, it took me more than a month to plan, prepare and make this map. . The secrets of this traffic map come from various aspects such as European history, German politics, the Renaissance, metal smelting, small European languages, etc. - there are even several groups of place names. I just want to laugh out loud. Just to give an example, for example, in the second section of the zoning map, we can easily find the four closely related areas of "Averio Street", "Cimera Street", "Jesus Street" and "Historical Museum". Neighboring station names—in fact, in Greek Avrio (α υ (/)ρ ιο ), Cimera (σ η (/)μ ε ρ α ) and Heses (χ θ ε ζ ) (note: accent marks in parentheses) respectively mean tomorrow, today and yesterday: going back in time, you will naturally come to the "History Museum".

Another example is the Candler Porcelain Factory near Nanmen Prison and the Burtger Church. The origin of German Meissen porcelain, which is well-known in the international collection circle, has a lot to do with these two names. Please forgive me for not writing out all these secrets here, but leave it to everyone to ponder slowly-please believe that after unlocking all the secrets of this rather complicated map, you will get a lot of new ones. Knowledge. In addition, if you have a German-Chinese dictionary in hand, I believe you can enjoy more fun. Hope you all have a great time! (Author's Note: Because the resolution of embedded pictures should not be too high, some pictures may not look very clear. When typesetting, the editor can directly export high-resolution images from the vector graphics I provided and take screenshots, that is can solve this problem.

In addition, in order to reasonably distinguish the content in brackets, when typesetting, it is best to take the form of a note listed separately at the footer for any bracketed content marked as "author's note" or similar knowledge supplements, and in the original position Use the numbers ①②③④, etc. instead—of course, this is just a reference. )