In the middle of the 19th century, New York was the fastest growing city in the world. Someone planned to build the longest bridge ever, linking Manhattan and Brooklyn. The original proposal for the Brooklyn Bridge in New York was a German immigrant, John A. Rove. forest. He used to be a student of Hegel and later became an architect. According to his design, the Brooklyn Bridge was 1,600 meters long and was the longest bridge in the world. The then New York government was ambitious and accepted John A. Rovlins advice, but in 1869, shortly before the Brooklyn Bridge started, John A. Rovlin suffered a tetanus while exploring the bridge base. He left the world in order to refuse to treat the doctor stubbornly without delaying his work. The bridge construction fell to his 32-year-old son, Washington Robin, who served as chief engineer and completed the bridge in 1883. The bridge took 16 years to work, and the New York government invested a total of 25 million. This bridge full of history is worth a walk from Manhattan along the boardwalk to Brooklyn, where you can see the tall buildings and beautiful skyline of the Manhattan peninsula. Must experience.