Next to the Eiffel Tower, with the grandeur of Paris's tallest golden-crowned church, Napoleon, who had been the first emperor of France for ten years, who had made the whole of Europe subservient, had a noble title: he had repeatedly suppressed the rebellion of reactionary forces, The Napoleonic Code was promulgated, the world legal system was improved, and the anti-French alliance formed by the British, the British, the British, the British, the Austrian and the Russian forces were defeated repeatedly, and the feudal system of the European countries was severely hit, and the French Revolution was defended. During his reign, he expanded abroad many times, creating the heyday of France, becoming the king of Italy, the protector of the Rhine, the arbiter of the Swiss Confederation, the colonial lord of the French Empire (including the French colonies, Dutch colonies, Spanish colonies, etc.). Many countries surrendered or allied to Napoleon. A vast system of Napoleonic empires created a series of military and political miracles and short-lived achievements. After losing Waterloo, it was not until 1940 that the island moved to the Lingyu. Finally, there was a huge tomb room for worship. The essence of the Invalides is a sanatorium, which recuperates many injured veterans. There is also a formal cathedral in the museum. This time, the worship was caught up and the atmosphere was sacred. The interior decoration is very particular. The testing hospital is where many veterans are recuperated. There are hospitals together. The grass on the left side of the entrance is full of beautiful flowers and pine towers. The superimposed pavilion content combines the history of World War II, Charles de Gaulle Memorial, Fort display, church buildings, and creative products around history. It is a tourism and leisure integration. A historical memorial place with high educational value for viewing value.