Everard 'T Serclaes

The statue is in an alley next to the city government building, where it is also a popular attraction. I heard that Serkras is a national hero. Many tourists will go to the bronze statue to take pictures. I heard that touching it will bring good luck.

A national hero in Belgium, a very memorial of the lying statue, Selass is also a 14th-century national liberation figure, can learn some of her stories online, the statue is not large overall.

I remember that I seem to have written it before. It may be that the foreign network is not good, and it is not sent successfully. There is still in the review list, so write it again. This is a revolutionary martyr. However, Chinese and foreign tourists use this as a place to pray. It is said that touching the arm of the martyr brings good luck. Don't ask me whether my left hand or right hand is the right hand. You can touch which hand you touch when you see the oily light of the hand. As for the spirit, it is not working, then each has its own creation.

Selclas, a national hero of Belgium in ancient times, was assassinated and the statue was built to commemorate him. The statue is located in the alleyway on the side of the Grand Square. It is said that touching the right arm of the statue with his left hand will bring luck to himself. It is also said that touching the whole bedroom from left to right will pass luck to yourself. Tourists have a prior understanding, and sometimes they don't know how to follow it on the spot (including me). The bright part of the statue is the result of the touch of the tourists, which is also a way for people to commemorate him.

Everardt''Serclaes is a Belgian national hero, and now located on the first floor of the Swan Cafe building next to the City Hall in Brussels, Belgium, is a bronze statue of Edovaldo Segras on his deathbed. In the 14th century, Segras, who opposed the nobles, was cut off a leg and tongue in a war and died in the position of the building where the bronze statue is now housed. Because legend has it that touching his body brings wealth and good luck, many tourists come to stroke the bronze statue according to hearsay. The bronze statue was turquoise because people's touch is now golden. Those who say in the comments that this is a goddess, a goddess, you are really enough!

The bronze statue of the Serkras sleeper, built in memory of the 13th century Belgian national hero Serkras, is located at the corner of the Grand Square in Brussels, and is said to bring good luck by touching it from left to right. The bronze statue has been stroked very smooth.