Revisiting Salzburg, experiencing a different Central European mountain city

Walking on the streets of Salzburg, I always think of a song, Eason Chan's 'Long Time No See'. This should be my second encounter with Salzburg, meeting again, this city gave me a different feeling. Passing by the majestic cathedral, through the bustling Grain Alley, looking at the Hohensalzburg Fortress with more than 900 years of history, familiar and strange. Salzburg itself has not changed, it is still that historic Central European mountain city, what has changed is the person viewing the scenery. The elderly couple helping each other on the street, the couple looking at each other in the church, the passers-by in a hurry, make this city warmer. I used to always overlook the people in the city, but now I am always moved by such and such scenes, this may be a kind of growth. Every encounter between people is a new interpretation of life, and so is the city. Many friends who have said goodbye never expect to see each other again, but the world is big and small, in the vast sea of people, we will meet again.