Some of the streets in Tbilisi are very good for retaining the architecture of the Soviet period, while some streets are very beautifully presented with European-style architecture. During the walk to the Peace Bridge at Liberty Square, these two types of buildings are constantly blending. The more the is near the Freedom Square, the more cars there are. The buildings on both sides of the window began to change from the old Soviet architecture to a relatively modern European architecture. style is like the atmosphere of Soviet Russia, it is really a country that has experienced those years. Before I went there, I learned a little about the Freedom Square. The glittering gold markers were created after independence. Before that, it was full of Russian Lenin. After independence, he pushed Lenin and replaced it with St. George's Dragon Slayer. As for the reason, probably no one can tell. Anyway, such a magnificent sculpture plus the rare turntable road in Tbilisi, naturally became the center of the city.