Paris Opera House is173m long and125m wide, with a total construction area of11237m2. The theater has the largest stage in the world and can accommodate 450 actors at the same time. There are 2200 seats in the theater. The chandelier hanging in the performance hall weighs about eight tons. Its magnificent lounge is comparable to the grand mirror gallery of Versailles. Its walls and columns are covered with baroque sculptures, chandeliers and oil paintings. Some people say it is as luxurious as a jewelry box, full of gold and silver jewelry. Its artistic atmosphere is very rich, and it is an ideal place for the audience to rest and socialize. The director is 54m long,13m wide and18m high. The building structure of Paris Opera House is very complicated, with 253 1 doors, 7593 keys and 6 miles of underground tunnels. In the basement of the Opera House, there is a huge dark lake with a depth of 6 meters. Every 10 years, the theater will drain all the water there and replace it with clean water. The Phantom of the Opera, written by the famous French detective suspense novelist Si Tong Leroux (1868- 1927), happened in this magnificent building.

As soon as you enter the opera house, you will be immediately attracted by the spectacular grand staircase. The marble staircase shines even more brightly in the golden light. It is said that it was polished by the petticoat of the noble lady at that time. You can imagine the grand occasion of the opera house at that time. There are many fables painted on the ceiling above the grand staircase. After enjoying the grand staircase, you can enter the corridor of the opera house from both sides. These corridors provide a place for the audience to talk socially during the intermission, which is as beautiful and spectacular as the grand staircase. Gaieni conceived the grand corridor as a corridor similar to a classical castle, which complemented the opera appreciation in the way of staggered mirrors and glass.

Paris Opera House is a masterpiece of eclectic architecture and an important monument of the Second Empire of France. The facade of the theater imitates the baroque architectural style of late Italy [2] and is mixed with complex sculptures, which has a great influence on the architecture of European countries.

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