Six years ago in the spring, I visited this church on a business trip. I didn't expect that the authentic Roman Catholic church I stepped into for the first time would be so magnificent. I don't know much about the history of their country, but the thing that impressed me most was that there were several large walls of wooden carvings of the names of the people who had been in charge of the church in history (priests or archdukes?). This is a sacred place, but there are always people who spoil the view. I was targeted by a pair of gypsy-looking siblings outside the church. They probably saw that I had an Asian face and were soft-hearted, so they kept harassing me for small money. I couldn't stand it and could only run away quickly. Later, my colleagues said that gypsies have been like this for hundreds of years, and it is still the same now. They are not tolerated by the whole of Europe, and can only make a living in a miserable way.