Immigrate to Ireland and follow life in Ireland: The island of Ireland is a picturesque place, often referred to as the "Emerald Isle." With its diverse natural scenery, sprawling coastlines, soft sandy beaches, and hospitable people, everything here attracts tourists from all over the world.
Ireland's coastline stretches over 1,448 kilometers and is truly spectacular, surrounded by the magnificent Atlantic Ocean to the west and the Irish Sea to the east. Beyond the high cliffs, fresh seawater, natural beaches, and various water activities, Ireland's fishing villages can also provide you with the most delicious seafood in the world.
The River Shannon is approximately 344 kilometers long, making it the longest river in the British Isles and one of the most beautiful in Europe. This natural river winds from the slopes of the Cuilcagh Mountains in County Cavan, through Shannon Pot, to Loop Head in County Clare, and finally flows into the Atlantic Ocean, with spectacular natural scenery along its banks. With its magnificent landscapes, abundant wildlife, and numerous beautiful villages, the River Shannon is a paradise for nature lovers; those who enjoy boating and cherish a tranquil life will surely fall in love with this river. Dublin is located in the eastern part of the island of Ireland, bordering the Irish Sea, facing Holyhead, Wales, across the sea. It is nestled between mountains and the sea, with golden sandy beaches surrounding the entire city, offering a beautiful natural environment.
Stepping onto the island of Ireland and walking the streets of Dublin, one will find themselves immersed in a sea of green. Dublin is surrounded by grass everywhere; it is truly a luxury to find a piece of vacant land without grass. The urban area of Dublin is rarely noisy, remaining quiet and serene everywhere. The air is fresh and clean, with no air pollution. Birds sing softly in the grass and among the trees. Pedestrians on the street never disturb this greenery and tranquility, as people are willing to linger in this fresh, quiet, and comfortable world. The "Ha'penny Bridge" is another scenic spot in Dublin. In 1816, to connect the north and south districts of Dublin, the Irish people specially built a beautifully designed, lightweight, and quiet bridge over the River Liffey. People call it a "resting place for the soul."
Inside the parks, with flowers in full bloom, fragrant grass covering the ground, swaying green trees, lush shade, and rippling clear water, how could such beautiful scenery not make one linger and forget to return?