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在开罗和亚历山大的埃及逊王法鲁克的皇宫里,至今还挂着过了时的日历,日子是1932年7月26日。那一天,这个倒霉的国王遭遇到了自己意想不到的命运,从那一天起他不再是这些豪华的皇宫的主人了。现在,这些皇宫已成为普通老百姓的游览和参观的地方。 7月26日,这是埃及法鲁克王朝的末日,对埃及人民说来是个兴高采烈的日子。在亚历山大的拉萨尔丁宫,我们看到一个大厅内有一个由八根大理石圆柱组成的亭子,亭内有一圆桌。陪同我们参观的一位埃及军官指着这张桌子说:这就是法鲁克在四年前的7月26日签署退位的地方。宫的花园正靠着地中海,法鲁克为自己设立了一个滨海码头,以便于他到欧洲去旅行。
In Cairo and Alexandria, Egypt’s Royal Palace of King Farouk, so far still hanging the calendar, the day is July 26, 1932. On that day, the unlucky king met his own unexpected fate, and from that day he was no longer the owner of these luxurious palaces. Now, these palaces have become places for ordinary people to visit and visit. July 26, the doomsday of the Faroes of Egypt, is a happy day for the Egyptian people. At the Lhasa Palace in Alexandria, we saw a pavilion with eight marble columns in a hall with a round table. An Egyptian officer accompanying us visited pointed to the table and said: This is where Farooq signed his abdication on July 26, four years ago. Palace gardens are leaning against the Mediterranean, and Farouk set up a marina to allow him to travel to Europe.