2004年12月20日,早8时半,我们迎着晨曦踏进了闻名世界的艺术宝库——法国巴黎卢浮宫。卢浮宫在塞纳河北岸,是一座有许多雄伟壮丽、金碧辉煌的楼阁组成的庞大建筑群,卢浮宫原是12世纪末开始兴建的以防御外侵为目的的中世纪城堡,14世纪时又加以扩建,成为查理五世的行宫。16世纪中叶,原有建筑拆除,在旧基上建起了新的文艺复兴式王宫,此后,历代王室更替,卢浮宫的扩建工程也相继不断,直到19世纪中叶,拿破仑三世执政时期,卢浮宫才结束了长达600年的修造史。从18世纪开始,卢浮宫由王室宫殿改为博物馆,其收藏规模为世界第三位,馆内分古埃及、古希腊、古罗马、东方艺术、中世纪文艺复 On December 20, 2004, as early as 8:30 in the morning, we entered the world-famous treasures of art - the Louvre in Paris, France. The Louvre, on the north bank of the Seine, is a large complex of majestic, splendid palaces originally built by the Louvre at the end of the 12th century for the purpose of defensive encroachment and expanded in the 14th century , Become Charles V’s palace. From the middle of the 16th century, the original buildings were demolished and a new Renaissance royal palace was built on the old base. Since then, royal monuments have been replaced and the Louvre has also been expanded. Until the mid-19th century Napoleon III took office, The Louvre ended its 600-year history of construction. From the 18th century onwards, the Louvre was changed from a royal palace to a museum with a collection of the third largest in the world. The museum is divided into ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, ancient Rome, oriental art, medieval art and literature