As everyone knows, Khrushchev is a person with personality. In that special age, he assumed an important position by chance. His exaggerated and unique personality was "unique" among the leaders of many major powers. At the same time, he fully exposed his stubborn, rude, rebellious, and willful and ignorant side to the world, and also to the world. Many laughing stocks are left behind.
In the late 1960s, Khrushchev began a 13-day visit to the United States. At that time, the Soviet Union and the United States were in a state of the Cold War. He was the first Soviet leader to visit the United States. This trip to the United States caused a sensation throughout the world, and the Soviets called it "13 days that shocked the world." The picture shows Khrushchev's huge special plane, demonstrating the strong industrial strength of the Soviet Union.
On the third day of Khrushchev’s visit to the United States, Khrushchev and his party came to New York. Facing the prosperity here, he gave complaints: “This is a huge and noisy city, filled with a lot of Neon lights and cars are exhausting.” The picture shows Khrushchev visiting Hollywood on the fifth day.
During Khrushchev's tour in Hollywood, Khrushchev and Fox boss Skuras watched the filming scene of the musical "Cancan Dance". The picture is a photo of Khrushchev with the protagonist Mai McLean, the humble black woman on the right is Khrushchev's woman.
"Cancan" is a song and dance film that tells the life of a Parisian showgirl at the end of the 19th century. Khrushchev didn't make any statement at the beginning, and applauded them at the end of the performance, and even took a close photo with the actors.
Of course, this kind of large-scale performance is unhealthy for the Soviets, and it can even be said to be a pornographic dance. Although Khrushchev was very faceless and did not go crazy on the spot, he used it several times afterwards to criticize the "corruption of capitalism." ".
The picture shows Khrushchev watching "Cancan Dance" in the stands.
Just after the performance, when many reporters gathered around, Khrushchev frowned and said: "This kind of performance is very immoral. Young girls shouldn't do this kind of work for guys with fat brains and corrupt lives. Khrushchev went on to say: "In the Soviet Union, people only appreciate the faces of actors, not their ass." In short, Khrushchev dislikes this kind of performance.
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