A Special Exhibition-Candy

At beginning, I decided to see Roman exhibition which was historic. However, it was overdue. Therefore, my friend chose candy exhibition which I thought was nothing. Candy exhibition exhibited in National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall. There were so many children to see it. I was so surprise that a worker only told us no food and did not touch candy. Before we entered the exhibition, I thought that could we bring a camera into it? My friend took a picture in a moment. When we entered the first room, it was like fairy tale. That reminded me a story was called Candy House. The air was full of sweet smell although candy was covered with paint. There was a large candy machine, which was two meters. The second room exhibited Vincent-（The Night Cafe in the Place Lamartine in Arles）and （Sunflowers）, Raphael -（Sistine Madonna）, Klimt -（The Kiss）. All were made of candy. They were really beautiful arts. A problem appeared before my eyes. Delicious candy was used to made centerpiece or portrait was squander. Whatever whether squander, every arts were accomplished by twenty five workers who worked days and nights. Candy Queen, Jackie Sorkin, was very surprise and happy to be invited in Asia. In her childhood, she liked to send gifts which were made of candy to her friend. She thought that candy were attractive decorations for artists. Candy were rich in colors, shape and size. One of my favorite works is National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall that was delicate and beautiful. It is as if small mode toy. A portrait was very horrible because most of parts are black. My friend and I did not take a picture because we were afraid of making bad dreams.  Statue of Liberty was fatter than the real. The most impressive was candy castle and candy carousel. My friend stood on a wood bridge and took a picture for the candy castle and I. After seeing the candy exhibition, I saw a lot of parents and children buy candy which was number of choices for you. My mom asked me not to buy useless things so I only spend thirty six dollars on candy.

  I was glad to see the candy exhibition because I was not only seeing a special exhibition but also learned that we can let creativity fit into our life and be brave to pursue dreams.

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