点评:We purchased our tickets online. We arrived at the National Constitution Center and after a brief security check by uniformed security guards including a bag search, we were directed to the Reception to check in. The woman working there was dressed in such a fashion and in so bizarre a manner that it made us very uncomfortable to have to deal with her. I am unable to describe it. But she was the gatekeeper, we had to go through her. She was nice, but they really need to have some sort of dress code. It cast a pall on our day and detracted from our experience. From there one goes to the Theatre, where there is a show by a live actor with audio and video. In the past I have seen the actors dressed in colonial-period garb, but this gentleman was dressed in a nice suit and tie. Following the performance one climbs up the stairs to the Constitution exhibits on the second floor. The exhibits are informative and there is a of text to read. I felt there should have been more about the Second Amendment. All the employees on the exhibit floor wear the same shirts so you can identify them if you have any questions. They were helpful. Then it is on to the ground floor with exhibits on slavery and women’s suffrage. It was an extremely hot day outside but all the exhibits were freezing cold. Ladies bring a wrap.
翻译:我们在网上购买了门票。抵达国家宪法中心后,身着制服的安保人员对我们进行了简单的安全检查,包括检查背包,随后我们被带到接待处办理登记手续。负责接待的女员工穿着打扮极为怪异,让我们与她打交道时感到非常不自在。我实在难以描述那种样子。不过她是“守门人”,我们必须经过她的许可才能进入。她人倒是不错。不过他们真的需要设定某种着装规范。这给我们的行程蒙上了一层阴影,也破坏了我们的体验。之后我们前往剧院,那里有演员现场表演,并配有音频和视频。以前我曾见过演员们身着殖民地时期的服装,但这次这位先生穿的是一套体面的西装并系着领带。演出结束后,我们沿着楼梯上到二楼参观宪法展览。这些展品很有信息价值,上面还有大量文字可供阅读。我觉得关于第二修正案的内容应该再多一些。展览厅里的所有工作人员都穿着相同的衬衫,这样如果你有任何疑问,就能认出他们来。他们都很乐于助人。接着就是底层的展区,展出的是关于奴隶制和妇女选举权的内容。那天外面酷热难耐,但所有展区的温度却冷得要命。女士们记得带件外套哦。