点评:We chose this as part of our private tour. Our driver picked us up early and advised we should do this first as it gets extremely busy. He mentioned waiting in a queue for hours at times to get in. We took his advice and were early enough to not have a wait. The walk up to the mausoleum was far. I just couldn’t imagine a long wait to do this when I saw how far it actually was.
We saw quite a few military members outside as well as in the mausoleum, they were quite intimidating looking. Our guide told us to just walk quietly and respectfully past the glass enclosed sarcophagus to view his body. As we were doing that I reached up to fix the Bobbie pin in my hair and it fell out. I just kept walking, it was my only Bobbie pin, but I couldn’t risk even reaching down for it on the floor. When we got outside a man from the group walking in front of us was being detained by one of the members of the military. They took him away somewhere leaving the other members of his group standing there. It was a little scary to witness that! I knew then that I made the right decision to leave my only Bobbie pin behind.
We continued on with our tour to the other sights.
翻译:我们把这里作为私人 tour 行程中的一站。司机一大早就来接我们,并建议我们先来这里,因为之后人会非常多。他还说有时需要排上几个小时的队才能进入。我们听从了他的建议,来得够早,所以没需要排队。不过走到陵墓那里的路相当远。看到实际距离这么远后,我实在无法想象要排长队才能进去的情景。
我们在陵墓外面和里面都看到了不少军人,他们看上去相当威严吓人。我们的导游让我们安静而恭敬地从玻璃罩着的石棺旁走过,以便瞻仰他的遗体。就在我们这么做时,我伸手去整理头发上的波比发夹,结果它掉了下来。我只好继续往前走——那是我唯一的波比发夹,但我甚至不敢冒险弯腰去捡它。当我们走到外面时,有个走在我们前面的团组成员正被一名军人拦下。他们把他带走了,留下他小组里的其他成员站在那里。目睹这一幕真是有点吓人!就在那时我明白,把仅有的那枚Bobbie徽章留下是个正确的决定。
随后我们继续游览其他景点。