gmtlight noted that the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, will receive 72% fewer visitors in 2020 than the previous year, with a loss of 90 million euros.
Covid-19, according to 18 reports, the Le Louvre Museum Museum closed in 2020 for nearly half a year, and closed for nearly 4 months in the first half of the year. It closed for 2 months in the second half. In that year, the number of tourists dropped sharply, only 2.7 million people were received in the whole year, far lower than the 9.6 million people in 2019.
Three quarters of the visitors to the Louvre every year are usually from outside Europe.
The Louvre is the palace of world culture and art, the treasure house of culture, and the living history and art. If you read the history of the Louvre, you will understand everything. Although many people have been to the Louvre, they can't understand it.
The battle of Aston in 1066
The First Crusade took Jerusalem in 1099
The reign of Augustus began in 1180 (1180-1223)
The construction of St. Thomas' Church in the Louvre in 1187
Battle of buvinet, 1214
Reign of Louis IX in 1226 (1226-1270)
Plague epidemic in 1348
Charles V died in 1380
The great riots in Paris in 1358
The decline of Byzantium in 1453
The reformation began in 1517
In 1528, the great tower of the Louvre was destroyed
In 1546, architect lesgao rebuilt the Louvre
The massacre of St. bartrami in 1572
In 1594, Henry IV entered Paris
Nantes amnesty in 1598
Decoration and carving of the Louvre in 1656 (1656-1658)
Louis XIV began to rule in 1661 (1661-1715)
Bernan's plan in 1665
The amnesty of Nantes was abolished in 1685
In 1690, the French Academy began to be set up in the Louvre (1690-1699)
The first Salon Exhibition was held in the Louvre in 1699
In 1711, the Chinese translation of pilgrimage to Sidai was completed
Louis XV began to rule in 1715 (1715-1774)
Encyclopedia was compiled in 1751 (1751-1780)
City gate fire in 1763
In 1768, the Louvre was transformed into a Royal Museum
Louis XVI began to rule in 1774 (1774-1792)
The Bastille prison was captured on July 14, 1789
The monarchy ended on August 10, 1792
The Louvre Museum opened on August 10, 1793
The Napoleon Museum of the Louvre was founded in 1803
The shangboliang Egyptian Museum was founded in 1826
The Naval Museum was founded in 1827
July Revolution 1830
The great revolution of 1848
In 1849, the architect DuPont rebuilt the Louvre
On July 25, 1852, Le Fuwei was in charge of the new Louvre project
The end of the second French Empire in 1870
The Paris Commune was founded in 1871
On May 23, 1871, the durelli palace and the royal palace were burned
The durelli palace was razed to the ground in 1882
World War I began in 1914 (1914-1918)
In 1930, the Naval Museum moved to the SHERO palace
The beginning of the Second World War in 1939 (1939-1945)
In 1953, George Buck was in charge of the decoration of the dome of the king's reception hall
The Fifth Republic was founded in 1958
The Grand Louvre project began in 1981
The Berlin Wall was demolished in 1989
The opening ceremony of the pyramid in 1989
The closing ceremony of lixiliu hall in 2000
The official opening of the Louvre as a museum began on August 10, 1793. At that time, the Louvre Museum of art officially opened to the public and became a museum.
When Napoleon was defeated in Waterloo in 1815, the anti French Alliance demanded that France return its plundered works of art. At the same time, European countries began to realize the importance of protecting their cultural heritage. Napoleon's successors were very keen to expand the collection of the Louvre. Throughout the 19th century, the Louvre gradually completed its own regeneration.
In the 1980s, the Louvre has become "an old museum in an old palace". Since 1981, with the support of French President Francois Mitterrand at that time, the Grand Louvre project has been implemented to restore the former glory of the museum. The reconstructed Louvre will be used as a museum, and the glass pyramid designed by I.M. Pei will become the symbol of the Louvre. The designer shows the architectural models of the Louvre in different periods with ingenuity, and the audience can intuitively understand the historical evolution of the palace.
The Louvre has become a gathering place for artists from all over the world, and also provides a worldwide stage for these artists. In 2012, the new exhibition hall of the Ministry of Islamic Art opened to the public, adding a new color to the Louvre.
When the new coronavirus epidemic is over, we must go to the Louvre.
