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"This is the center of the Central Business District, from George Street to Macquarie Street, surrounded by some major retail brands, many restaurants and bars. The bus station is easily accessible from most streets, and several railway stations are also very convenient. It is also the birthplace of modern trends, and millennials will not pay attention to people around them. As a result, they will bump into you every few seconds, because when walking down the street, everyone is looking at the phone instead of looking at the surrounding things."

"There is a famous obelisk, which was originally used by European immigrants to record the distance. Very clean, there are many attractions and shops on both sides, you can buy some souvenirs to go home."

"All the way to Taylor Square, there are fluttering colorful flags, which are the rainbow flags of gay organizations. On the edge of Taylor Square is the rainbow flag hung by the district court and the solemn courts coexist in harmony. The court is an organ of power that maintains social equality and justice. Isn't equal and fair treatment what the "comrades" have been striving for? The scene in front of me really makes people feel a little bit emotional. It is said that there is a sandstone wall called "The Wall" nearby, which is a favorite place for gay men, but I didn't find it after going around a few times. Thinking of going out to the airport at 6:30 tomorrow morning, I hurried back from another road."