Write a story about a family with jewels.
The Paris Opera House was written by Si Tong Lu Le, a famous French detective and suspense novelist. The Phantom of the Opera took place in a glittering building. Dean of Paris Opera House173m, width125m, total construction area1237m2. The theater has the largest stage in the world and can accommodate 450 actors. There are 2200 seats in the theater. The branches hanging from the chandelier in the performance hall weigh about eight tons. They all went to the rest mirror gallery of Versailles in a magnificent way, which was luxuriously decorated. The walls and columns were covered with baroque sculptures, hanging lamps and paintings. Some people said that it was as luxurious as a jewelry box, full of gold and silver jewelry. The artistic atmosphere is very strong, and it is an ideal place for social audiences to rest. The Director-General is 54m long,13m wide and18m high. Paris Opera House has a complex structure, with 253 1 doors, 7593 keys and six miles of underground tunnels. Underground of the Opera House, there is a huge dark lake with a depth of 6 meters. Every 10 years, the theater will pump out all the water there and replace it with clean water. The Phantom of the Opera (then adapted into the movie Musical) written by the famous French detective, suspense novelist and Si Tong Lu Le (1868- 1927) is the glittering building in front of us. As soon as I entered the Opera House, I was immediately attracted by the spectacular grand staircase, in which the marble staircase shone with golden light. It is said that it was polished by aristocratic ladies, so I can imagine the grandeur of the Opera House at that time. There are many fables painted on the grand staircase above the ceiling. If you admire the stairs too much, you may enter the corridor of the Opera House from any side. These corridors provide the audience with social conversation during the intermission. The stairs must be beautiful and spectacular, or Gaynija envisions designing the corridor like a classical castle. The mirrors and glasses under the corridor reflect each other and complement the opera appreciation.