When I landed in Tel Aviv, I didnt feel the same. After six hours of jet lag, we were already sitting in a sunny restaurant on Rothschild Street for breakfast. The same as the restaurant was the smile of the waiters little brother. Breakfast on local specialties. Tel Aviv is a vibrant city. It is a bit like some European cities. The roads are clean and tidy. There are many people in this city. There are many Bauhaus buildings. As an art student, walking in the textbooks, I feel very good. Feelings are also very romantic. There are also students singing and dancing in the square. They said that there is no venue for organizing activities on the weekend. They went straight to Jaffa. Everyone is very energetic. Seeing the camera will crowd and greet me. Tel Aviv is often referred to as the never-staying city. It is the first modern Jewish city built in Israel and the cultural and financial center of the country. It is full of vitality everywhere, with a variety of cultures, arts, entertainment, and colorful nightlife.