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Urinary children are the market mark in Brussels, Belgium. The world-famous bronze statue of the little boy is a statue and fountain in the pedestrian area of the city centre. Legend has it that when the Spanish occupiers evacuated Brussels, they planned to blow up the city with explosives. Fortunately, the little boy urinated at night and drowned the fuse to save the whole city. The statue was carved in memory of the little hero. After hundreds of years of vicissitudes, Brussels was burned by foreign enemies and plundered by two modern world wars. The statue itself was stolen and destroyed many times. In 1619, the latest bronze was built smaller than the statue. It was created by Belgian sculptor Jerome Duksino. It is estimated that many people have heard the story of urinating children, and know that Brussels has such a sculpture, but many people (I am one of them) did not expect that the statue is so small, and in a small corner, it is easy to be ignored. Fortunately, his fame is so great that people will find him here eventually. In 1747, Louis XV of France dressed him for the sake of elegance. Then he received clothes from all walks of life around the world, including China, of course. The King's House near the square has hundreds of clothes for urinating children from all over the country. In front of the shops in Brussels, we can also see various fake versions of children urinating in order to attract customers. The last picture is a urinating child in Tang costume on display at the Belgian Pavilion of the 2010 Shanghai World Expo.

As the first citizen of Belgium, the urinating child is a hero who contributes to the war like the two cowherds. When you travel to Belgium, you have to take a picture with him. No one can avoid vulgarity. More than 300 sets of national costumes have been designed and constructed for him by the Chinese people, including girlfriend urinating girls and pet urinating puppies. The King's Palace has more than 300 sets of national costumes donated by the world's heads of state. Throughout Brussels, his lovely figure is everywhere, with a wide range of uses, different shapes and varied ends.

Such a well-known place is actually a street corner scene, casual but real world-famous!!! Bustling crowds come from all over the world, rain or shine! I would like to get closer and closer, just for the story I heard in my childhood!

Near the central square in Brussels, Belgium, there is a striking bronze statue of a urinating child. This is what the Belgian people call "the first citizen of Brussels" Xiao Lian.

The legendary urinating boy got up in the middle of the night, and a bubble of urine poured out the explosive fuse of the French devil, which failed to succeed in his plot to blow up the big square. This story must have been written by adults, similar to China's anti-Japanese drama. The statue of the boy is too small, much smaller than the real boy.

Urinary children can be said to be the symbol of Brussels. Legend has it that the little boy urinated on the fuse of the powder barrel when he was trapped in the city, thus saving Brussels. But I never thought that the bronze statue of this national hero was only 60 centimeters high. In some special occasions, it will also wear clothes, according to statistics, there are more than 800 sets, are gifts from various countries. If you want to see clothes, you must go to the National Museum. The ticket is four euros.

Legend has it that this "urination kid" urinated to save the whole city of Brussels. Although the fairy tales are all deceptive, God knows that everyone comes to Brussels to see the child, and everyone who has seen it should sigh - "so small. so small..........................................

Walking along the main street from Brussels Plaza, I met a famous urine kid at the corner. I would neglect it carelessly. He is not tall but famous. In the Municipal Museum, there are hundreds of clothes presented to urine kid from all over the world.

The statue of a urinating child can be said to be the city card of Brussels, Belgium. It is said that the Brussels municipal government occasionally dresses the children differently, but I went when she was completely naked. There are so many tourists in the Plaza of the statue that it is not easy to take a better picture in a crowded place.

Near the Grand Square in the Old City of Brussels, there is a statue of a child, Urinary Child Yulian. Legend has it that a thousand years ago, when the enemy came to attack the city and placed explosives in the city, the fuse had been ignited. At that time, the children found the fuse burning, put out the fuse with urine, and the whole city was saved.