Recife, a magnificent water town in northeastern Brazil.

The crisscrossing rivers and canals form a network that surrounds the city like a flexible ribbon. Boats were coming and going on the river, colorful boats were swaying gracefully, and the boatmen were humming cheerful songs. The sandy beaches of Recife sparkle golden under the sunshine, the waves roll and embrace the coast, and people on the beach enjoy the caress of the sea breeze and sunshine, surfing, or playing in the sand. The old town has diverse architectural styles, integrating characteristics of the Netherlands, Portugal and other countries. The ancient church bells are melodious and the colonial castles stand majestically, telling the prosperity and vicissitudes of the past. The bridge spans the river and the sea, connecting different areas of the city. Looking down from the bridge, the water lanes, houses and green trees complement each other, forming a unique painting. Recife, with its unique water town style and historical heritage, exudes charming charm, attracting tourists from all over the world.