New York City; A Model City for the World

The five-star general and the 34th president Dwight Eisenhower once said "Our world must avoid becoming a community of fear and hatred, but not to become a pride-alliance of mutual trust and respect "New York, founded in 1624, is a very small French Huguenot colony in the Netherlands, everyone is considered equal. But as New York began to evolve and began to change, there was a gap between wealthy people living in poverty and the poor.

To distinguish it from New York State, New York is often called New York City. It is the most famous city in the United States. This city is in the world's largest natural harbor. It is composed of five regions: Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Bronx and Staten Island. All of these forms are independent nations of New York City. I happened to go to New York. It is my dream to visit there. I am very glad to go there. When I got there I was crazy. First of all, I placed a room in a hotel next to Times Square to put my belongings. After that, I went to see the art gallery. All day I wandered around New York and visited the museum. Then I ate at the Rockefeller Center near Fifth Avenue.

Located at the southern tip of New York State, New York City is the center of New York's metropolitan area and one of the world's most populous cities. As a global power city, New York City has a great influence on business, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education and entertainment, and its fast pace defines the New York Times. New York is the location of United Nations Headquarters, an important international diplomatic center known as the world's cultural and financial capital.

In addition to the southern city, New York City is extremely important for the cotton world. By 1860, New York became the capital of the south which became the center of cotton trading. Thanks to cotton, New York occupies the most important position in the US business and financial center. It is estimated that New York has received 40% of total cotton revenue since New York City provided insurance, transportation and financing services and New York merchants sell merchandise to southern producers. The trade with the south is estimated at 200 million dollars per year.