Tula: a treasure city in central Russia.

Tula, located on the banks of the Oka River in central Russia, is like a low-key but brilliant pearl, exuding a unique charm. This city is the intersection of military and industrial legends. The Tula Arsenal is famous. For centuries, it has relied on its exquisite craftsmanship to create weapons and equipment that have influenced the direction of the times. Guns and cannons went from here to the battlefield to defend national dignity. The red walls and chimneys of the factory stand as a symbol of perseverance and industrial significance, recording the glorious past. The cultural field is equally brilliant. As the birthplace of the literary giant Leo Tolstoy, Tula is shrouded in literary glory. Tolstoy's estate is like a paradise on earth, with a simple and heavy wooden house and a garden full of flowers. Walking through it, you can seem to see Tolstoy pacing and thinking, and feel the source of inspiration for the birth of masterpieces such as "War and Peace" and "Anna Karenina". The streets are filled with the aroma of traditional delicacies, and Tula gingerbread is a unique product with its exquisite shape and unique taste. During festivals, the market is full of stalls selling gingerbread. The laughter and rich sweet aroma outline the daily life of Tula, which is full of warmth and fireworks.