National Congress of Brazil
The Brazilian National Congress building is composed of two large bowls and an I-beam. It symbolizes the gathering and concentration of public opinion, all for the people! The Congress building consists of two 28-story towers standing side by side, connected by a corridor, forming an 'H' shape. This represents the first letter of the Portuguese word for 'people', signifying the legislative purpose of 'all for the people'.
Brasília TV Tower
The TV tower, which might be mistaken for an oil drilling platform, stands in contrast to the National Congress building, with one located to the east and the other to the west, at the ends of the main thoroughfare of the 'airplane cabin' layout. You can take an elevator to the observation deck of the TV tower, where many tourists from various parts of Brazil gather. Chinese tourists are very rare.
Cathedral of Brasília
A Catholic cathedral located in Brasília, the capital of Brazil. It serves as the seat of the Archdiocese of Brasília. Designed by Oscar Niemeyer, it was completed in 1970. Most of the cathedral's structure is actually underground, with the exterior featuring a hyperboloid roof made up of 16 concrete columns, each weighing 90 tons.
