Jarnpojke Review

The coins on the side of the Moonlight Boy sculpture are collected by the Finnish church every night for the restoration of churches and artifacts. The church once stood here and advised that it was best not to put coins, but the people still express their emotions in this simplest and simplest way.

This small statue that can only be wrapped by a slightly larger hand can be a little hard to think of. He hid in a yard. There were coins put by the people of the world in front of the statue. I looked at it myself and saw that there was no big China, and I put my big China coins!

I sat there waiting for the moon every day.

It should be counted as the smallest sculpture, about 20cm high, and many citizens and tourists will wear small hats for him in winter, and put candy and coins from all over the world next to him. In 1954, the Swedish sculptor created the little boy, who would sit in the alleyway of Gamla Stan in the old town every day and wait for the moon to appear.

It is not easy to find it. Sitting on the edge of the old city, walking up to the Nobel Museum, then down the alley next to it. The statue is placed in a garden and you have to look for it carefully. It was really small, someone put some change in front of it, although I don't know which god it belongs to, but it opened my eyes.