If New York City, in addition to the famous Wall Street and the copper cattle, Ground Zero is also a large New York must-check tourist attraction, but unlike other lively New York, it feels that Ground Zero thieves have a little more historical significance, a huge square sinking pool, The plaque around the name of the victims is engraved in a dense manner, and many flowers can be seen placed next to the name for memorialization. There is also a bronze relief next to the World Trade Center site. If there is enough time, you may as well follow the navigation and walk all the way. This is to commemorate the heroic fire rescue in the 911 incident. A 20-meter-long bronze relief sculpture built by firefighters, alongside photos of 343 fire officers and soldiers who were tragically killed in the disaster, accompanied by a sentence of "May we never forget", makes people sigh the precious and beautiful nature of the peace era. Standing at Ground Zero, surrounded by towering skyscrapers, the contrast is very strong.

Wish all the victims RIP.their names are on the Side as well as in many people’s heart forever.

The Ground Zero of rainy days, the sound of rain and water converge, more than 3,000 names, the strong contrast between the white and peace dove-shaped station and the two black holes... It is difficult to not be touched here, and the news impression 18 years ago is still very clear. May stop violence, world peace

Two huge square pools, the water is constantly sucked in, especially the feeling of gravity. It's quiet to see many Americans coming here. Behind it is the New World Trade Organization. The museum was too heavy to visit. I feel it is necessary to donate freely and have a donation box. Terrorist activities are the common enemy of mankind.

Nineteen years ago, I went to New York and boarded the Twin Towers to see the happy mood of New York Night Scene. My heart aches for the innocent people who passed away on September 11. This year, I come back to New York, where I have become zero and depressed. I wish the deceased rest, the living are safe, and the white dove-shaped buildings near Zero imply peace and hope.

A very sombre place. You should visit to pay your respects and remember those who died on that tragic day. Be respectful; it really isn't a tourist attraction but a memorial.

Ground Zero is the site of the twin towers, once a landmark of Manhattan. After September 11, it has become a ruin. In commemoration of the disaster, people named it Ground Zero, which bears the names of nearly 3,000 victims. By the time we arrived, new buildings had begun to be built, not far from where they were, and we looked forward to seeing new landmarks in Manhattan in the near future.