In 1945, the atomic bomb fell on Hiroshima , triggering a nuclear explosion. After the explosion, the city turned into ruins. Many people lost their lives before they could react. The woman in the photo survived, with a smile on her face and she was glad that she was not dead. But what she doesn't know is that after the atomic bomb explodes, it will cause nuclear radiation to the human body, and those who survive are likely to face greater pain.
From the 1760s to the 1770s, Prince Edward Bertie led a small team to travel to North America, the Middle East, the Indian Peninsula, and other regions. This 10-year trip was also for the purpose of conducting diplomacy in various countries. The photo is a group photo of him and his team taken in front of the Egyptian pyramids in 1862.
In 1975, female workers at the Tengchong Arts and Crafts Factory in Yunnan Province were working hard at their jobs. An experienced master craftsman was standing next to a young female worker, teaching her step by step how to carve jade carvings. The female worker in the photo is carving "Everything Renewed". Faced with the master's teachings, the female workers also listened attentively.
In 1925, a little girl was sitting in her yard, playing with her three friends. Beside her, stood three small snowy owls . The little girl was very close to them, but the three snowy owls had no intention of flying away. The family members on the side saw this scene, picked up their cameras, and recorded the scene of people and animals living in harmony.
In 1971, two men entered a bar and each ordered a glass of Belgian beer . When the beer was served, the two of them realized that it was an oversized wine glass. One man picked it up and drank without saying a word. Another man saw the giant wine glass in front of him and couldn't help but take out his handkerchief and wiped his sweat. Maybe he was thinking: When will it take him to finish drinking?
In 1908, a family in San Francisco, USA, was preparing to move to another place. It's just that when they move, they don't move luggage, but the entire house. The entire house was completely lifted, and the means of transportation were horses. This kind of hard-core moving method is still relatively rare.
In 1957, a kitten named George walked struttingly on the Sydney Harbor Bridge. I was so happy that I jumped directly onto the tower of the bridge, showing people my super balance ability. Where it passes, you can overlook the city. There is a line of words written on the tower: Sydney is at your feet.
Poland in 1940, the city had just experienced a war. After the war, a girl stood in the ruins, holding a makeup mirror in her hand, checking whether her makeup and hairstyle were messed up. Even if you live in troubled times, you still have to maintain beauty and elegance. It is not something ordinary people can do to have this mentality.
In 1942, there was a young soldier in a Soviet army. His name was Volva Yegorov. He was only 15 years old when he joined the army. After entering the army, he became a scout. In the photo, he is performing a mission with his comrades. He even has a Bobosha submachine gun and an grenade .
In 1980, a small grocery store in Amur, Soviet Union, had bottles and cans on the counter. Although the display is relatively neat and the varieties are relatively complete, there are not many customers in the grocery store. In order to attract customers, a line of words was written on the top of the shelf, which means: We have high-quality services.
In 1937, at a bus station in Wales, England, a middle-aged British man held a newspaper in his hand and a teddy bear doll in his arms. He was standing waiting for the bus to arrive. Maybe this teddy bear is a gift for a man to give to his child, or maybe he feels lonely and urgently needs companionship.
In the 1980s, a policeman named Bruce Brenner was patrolling the subway with his police dog partner. The aunt behind him saw him with a smile on her face.Although there are police patrols, it can be seen that the carriage is covered with graffiti and looks very chaotic. Even police patrols did not improve the situation.
In 1967, two "Flower Power" youths were participating in a parade with everyone on the streets, with their faces painted. Flower power is a concept proposed by American poet Allen Ginsberg in 1965. The general idea was to use peaceful means to oppose war. Many people at that time were influenced by this concept.
In January 1945, the Soviet army liberated Auschwitz. In this small city, the German army established a concentration camp. After the Soviet army entered the city, they immediately released all prisoners and prisoners in the concentration camp. The moment they were released, the prisoners escaped death and rushed out happily, hugging the soldiers.
In 1983, our country's female athletes successfully won first place and the gold medal in the balance beam event of the 12th Universiade. During the award ceremony, a Canadian athlete kissed the Chinese female athlete on the cheek to congratulate her on winning the gold medal. This photo shows us the purest form of sportsmanship.
She is the goddaughter of Empress Dowager Cixi Guarjia Youlan, the daughter of Ronglu , the military minister, and the biological mother of Puyi . In 1921, Puyi had a dispute with Concubine Jin in the palace and had a big fight. The angry Princess Jin summoned Puyi's grandmother and mother into the palace and reprimanded them for not educating their children well. Gualjia Youlan was even punished to kneel outside the palace. Guarjia Youlan, who had never suffered such injustice, could not bear the humiliation and chose to commit suicide after returning home.
This is Si Gege, the fourth daughter of Prince Qing Yikuang, and also the female imperial official next to Cixi. When Si Gege was 14 years old, Cixi arranged a marriage for her, and she married the ninth son of Xitala Yulu . The two were originally well-matched, but unfortunately the other died young. Within three years of their love, Si Ge Ge became a widow. After her husband died, she returned to Cixi.
The old woman in the photo is named Yudeling. She was Cixi's translator. When she was a teenager, Yu Deling followed her father and settled in Japan and France. Her life abroad enabled her to master many languages. After returning to China, she was called into the palace. Later she wrote "My Two Years with Cixi" His works recorded the life in the palace in the late Qing Dynasty and preserved precious information for future generations.
Grandma Yuan is the sister-in-law of Empress Dowager Longyu , and also the niece-in-law of Empress Dowager Cixi’s natal family. With such a status, life should have been very comfortable originally, but Grandma Yuan got married at the age of 16, and her husband died of illness before they got married. However, the marriage contract was already set, and she could only remain a widow for her husband. After arriving at her husband's house, she was not welcomed yet, so she took the initiative to ask to enter the palace and stay with Cixi.
The woman in the photo is Yu Deling's sister Yu Rongling . In 1903, she entered the palace with her sister and came to the side of the Empress Dowager Cixi. Her sister is a translator, and Yu Rongling is an excellent dancer. When she settled abroad, she sought advice from Isadora Duncan, the originator of modern dance, and became the only one. A Chinese who studied with this dance master.
