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-Hu Ge shows off his thick "belly hair" naked
As the only Chinese film shortlisted for the main competition unit of the Cannes Film Festival this year, the movie "The Party at Southern Station" has always had a tepid publicity momentum in the country. Seeing that there is only more than a month left before the scheduled release date of December 6, the team finally started to work hard and played the trump card of Hu Ge .
Hu Ge, who has been in the industry for 15 years, has never lowered his expectations because of his achievements. He has always maintained a dedicated and proactive attitude towards change. This time in "The Gathering at Southern Station", Hu Ge changed his past image of a gentle and artistic young man and transformed into a fierce and tough guy.
In order to meet the requirements of the character who plays the role this time and to achieve a lean and muscular body, Hu Ge not only adjusted himself in terms of language and posture, but also regularly went to tanning salons to deepen his skin color and performed long-term physical training to look more " "Able to fight", he even reduced his diet before filming the injury scenes to achieve a haggard and exhausted state.
looks back at the international version of the promotional poster released by the team earlier. In the ambiguous purple light, the male protagonist is leaning on the window sill, occupying the left side of the poster in a igniting posture. The outline of the female protagonist is vaguely visible on the right window, and the two are inseparable. The mystery is mind-blowing. The latest "Cure Desire" version of the poster released by
directly shows the love-hate entanglement between the two protagonists to the audience. The injured Hu Ge and Gui Lunmei were tied together with hatbands and bandages. The two seemed to be in very different states, but they became a "community of destiny" because of the theme of redemption.
Picture source: weibo
- Japan's "Forbidden City" burned down
In the early morning of this morning, the world cultural heritage Shuri Castle in Okinawa, Japan, suffered a fire. The main hall and the north hall in the city were all burned down, and the south hall building was also burned by the fire. It swallowed up a lot and burned an area of 4,200 square meters!
It is reported that the Shuri Castle Festival has been held since the 27th, and there are still related activities at around one o'clock this morning. At around 2:40 in the morning, the guard "saw black smoke rising and called the police to the Naha City Fire Department." But it was too late.
Shuri Castle Park was built between the end of the 13th century and the 14th century. From the 15th to the 19th century, before Japan occupied Okinawa as a territory, it was the site of the palace of the Ryukyu Kingdom. It can be said to be the "Forbidden City" of Ryukyu.
In 1925, Japan designated Shuri Castle as a national treasure and rebuilt it in 1992. Some of the stones in the reconstruction materials were taken from mainland China, and the wood was sourced from the mountains of Taiwan. Shuri Castle was listed as a World Cultural Heritage by the United Nations in 2000.
Tang Bofeng in the main hall of Shuri Castle: There are many dragon patterns painted on the roof and walls
The throne of the main hall is carved with "clematis" imported from China
Shureimon: Made to welcome the envoys of China "Land of Ceremony" plaque
The entire Shuri Castle combines traditional Chinese architectural style with the unique natural environment of Ryukyu, and is designed with the color red of vermilion, which is rare in traditional Japanese palaces. The main hall was built facing the direction of China, facing east and west. This fire is really regrettable, and it also sounds a wake-up call for ancient brick and wood structures around the world!
Picture source: Shuri Castle Park
-140 million "high heels" picture?
Everyone must have heard of Italy’s hegemonic position in the design field and its ability to create luxury goods. When mentioning Dubai, there is only one word that comes to Xiaoliu’s mind: tycoon. Once Dubai meets Italy, it will definitely be the pinnacle of luxury!
Recently, the famous Italian designer Antonio Vietri released a pair of high heels in Dubai, priced at 199
.6 million US dollars (approximately 140 million yuan). This pair of shoes was named "Moon Star" by the designer and was customized by a mysterious buyer from Dubai.The shape of the heel of the high-heeled shoes is taken from the world's tallest building - the Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The entire heel is forged from pure gold.The surface of the shoe is inlaid with about 30 carats of diamonds and fragments of a meteorite that fell in Argentina in 1666.
After the Burj Khalifa
press conference, this pair of luxurious and sky-high high-heeled shoes was delivered directly to the customer by helicopter. When will China's richest people buy a pair of "Pearl of the Orient" high heels to show off China's design strength? If you look down at the diamonds you can't afford, we can just plant them.
Source: TheNational
Skills
-"Cardboard Polaroid" Use "Juice" as a filter
Do you still remember the paper piecing game when you were a child? Remove the parts piece by piece from the card and assemble them into three-dimensional toys according to the instructions, giving you a sense of accomplishment. The brand Lomography has launched a 120-format film camera "LomoMod No. 1" made of cardboard. The creators of
were inspired by traditional Japanese wood craftsmanship and used strong cardboard to cut out multiple modules for assembling the camera. The entire assembly process does not require glue at all, and the assembled camera can actually take pictures.
The camera lens needs to be filled with liquid to take pictures. When different liquids are injected, the focus point of the lens will change accordingly, resulting in some unexpected effects. This innovative lens design pays homage to Victorian photographer Thomas Sutton and was inspired by the equally interesting crystal ball.
sample piece - 1
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sample piece - 3
It is said that whether it is juice or boiled water, it can be injected into the lens for taking pictures, thereby producing different filter effects. Xiaolai can’t wait to try it out and see what effect the soy sauce will produce!
Picture source: photoblog
5 - Artificial "seed" diamonds, one carat per week
Diamonds have always been given a high value because of their high rarity. Giant diamonds are often worth a fortune. However, experts from the Chinese Academy of Sciences have realized the dream of "growing" diamonds in the laboratory. It only takes one week to grow a 1-carat diamond.
Experts said that the method of cultivating diamonds is like growing food, which requires seeds and nutrients, and the seeds are natural diamonds. In addition, methane gas is also needed. Under the action of energy, methane forms carbon plasma . The plasma is like dust, slowly depositing on natural diamonds in the air.
Lab-grown diamonds are comparable to natural diamonds in terms of hardness and purity, but the price is only 1/6 of natural diamonds!
Our China is a big agricultural country after all. We planted the sun some time ago, and now we have started to grow diamonds. Is there anything else we can’t grow?
Source: bilibili
Product Cuisine
6 - "Dandelion" Tires Say Goodbye to Pumping Up
When humans are on the mountain wall When rock climbing, desert hiking or snow mountain gliding, the only tools are your own legs. Using their legs, people can walk at relatively uniform speeds on pebbles, gravel, concrete, sand or dirt. Brand NEXEN Tire said that two legs are so powerful, but what about 72 legs?
So the NEXEN team created a low-maintenance tire that has 72 independent legs attached to a rotating hub, allowing it to effectively adapt to various terrains. When pressure is applied, the pins compress inward, causing the tire to flex in various ways depending on the roughness of the surface it contacts.
Each leg moves up and down independently, which can increase the contact area between the tire and the ground, thus improving the efficiency of the car and avoiding tire punctures or blowouts. In addition, since each leg can be disassembled separately and can be directly replaced when damaged, the maintenance cost is also greatly reduced.
Picture source: yankodesign
7 - Giant guitar "airborne" in Florida
Recently, Florida welcomed a giant electric guitar with a height of 140 meters. However, this guitar is not used to play for giants. In fact, it is a 7,000-meter-high electric guitar. A super hotel with a seat casino, 1,200 luxurious rooms, 6 swimming pools, 19 restaurants, SPA and shopping mall.
The hotel was built with an investment of US$1.5 billion (approximately 10.5 billion yuan) by the extremely wealthy Seminole tribe in the United States. Its external curved structure is built according to a 1:1 ratio of a real guitar. The hotel's exterior lights resemble the strings of an electric guitar when illuminated at night.
The entire building is made of mirror glass, which not only ensures that sunlight can enter directly, but also reflects Florida's clear sky, making it a new landmark in the area.
As a guitar hotel, the operation team also provides a large number of guitar-related accommodation experiences. Rock fans can not only feast their eyes on it, but also have an impromptu performance of their own!
Picture source: CNN
8 - "Blood red" wounds torn on the surface
In traditional Japanese culture, the earth is regarded as the mother. For this purpose, design firm Hajime Yoshida Architecture and artist Yoshihiro Mikami worked together to restore the wounds that opened when Mother Earth gave birth to humans.
The artist placed this bold piece of art in a desolate and pristine yard, making it contrast with its surroundings. The elongated shape and bright red color make it look like a small wound on the ground, implying the cut earth.
There are steps inside the work that can go deep into the ground. As the audience descends the stairs, they can experience the surrounding environment from a completely different perspective. The artist said: "With this, we can be strongly aware of the existence of the earth. This is an art space that connects the earth and people."
Source: designboom
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