Nevsky Prospect is the main street in the city of St. Petersburg, Russia, named after the 13th-century Russian prince Alexander Nevsky.
You can feel the experience of the city by starting from this street which is about 5 km long. Nevsky is also a place where the heart of the city and also Dostoyevsky frequently mentioned this street in his novels. There is even a story by Gogol called "Neva Boulevard".
But... What is that? Why do people on such streets always get faded? Or is it a captive who does not have money? Even if the upper and lower class, rank divisions, even the colors go on top of these types of social lines. They never want to go down like air! So classified and bourgeoisified air can rise after a while. I guess everywhere is like a colorful eyeglass table. Even the government departments that you are going to have wrapped around with those eye-catching colors.
I made a drawing about this article :
