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Boston, Massachusetts - it
is a fine city with rich culture as every corner of the downtown
brings you the history of American independency. Above all that one
must mention the famous and most prestigious school in the world, the
Harvard University, which is the very first college in the States
established since 1636. Massachusetts also uniquely positions itself
in the American political grid. It is the only state in the States
to allow same-sex marriage and also the only state to held an universal
healthcare system; promoting equality amongst people, one of the
great central values constituting the United States of America. |
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Night view of the downtown Faneuil Hall Marketplace. Surprisingly
Boston is a rather small city. In 3-5 hours you can be done touring
the downtown. |
Massachusetts, the birth place of John F. Kennedy. He had solved a
major Cuban Missile Crisis in his tenure 2 yrs
presidency. Quite impressive. |
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Breaking into Massachusetts State House?! Good I didn't get caught.
Boston is an extremely safe city. |
John Harvard, the founder of the prestigious Harvard University. You
really played a major role shaping the world history. |
Nano Tech Lab in MIT, here comes the future. |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. |
Boston was cold since where it locates. are you brave enough to
skate on this Charles River? Don't bother... |
MIT. |
Trinity Church, the oldest church here in Boston. |
A well spent memorable Christmas Eve here in a historic Trinity
Church. |
The Beacon Hill neighbourhood |
The Back Bay neighbourhood |
Boston is so full of the Old English beauty. Just |
feeling
very exquisite and cultured here. |
Harvard Law School. My uncle is a PhD here in Harvard, well, in
medical school instead. |
Tour the campaign route of Kennedy! |
The night scene in Boston is not that great. Hey, young man, focus
back to your study!!! |
Boston underground system, like a bus driving underground. |
Remembering a great president, John F. Kennedy. |
Around the Prudential Center area. |
Boston was just hit by a snow storm! |
Boston Publish Library |
