Unconsciously, today is the last day of 2021, how have you had this year?
Frenchman: Not good.
Today, a French company released the results of a survey: 67% of French people do not like 2021, and only 31% think it is ok.
And, it seems that the older you get, the more pessimistic you get, with 74% of people over 50 not liking 2021.
That number sucks, but it's not that bad.
The last time the French didn't like a particular year, or the year the epidemic began in 2020, 82% of The French didn't like it.
As for the upcoming year 2022, the French feel that they are not very optimistic. But 28% of French people still firmly believe that the epidemic will end in 2022, what do you think?
In any case, life goes on, even in the airplane toilet.
01 Quarantine in Icelandair's aircraft toilets for 5 hours
Recently, an American teacher caught everyone's attention.
Here's the thing, on December 20, Marissa, an American teacher who was preparing to go on vacation to Iceland, got on a plane and felt a little sore in her throat. So she went to the bathroom on the plane, took out the Covid-19 self-test tool and began to test.
Theoretically, Marissa had already had a nucleic acid test before boarding the plane, because if she was going to Iceland, she would have to do a nucleic acid test 72 hours before departure, and the test result would be negative before she could get on the plane.
Unfortunately, however, Marissa's self-test result was positive.
At the time, there were about 150 passengers on board, and Marissa was worried she would infect them. So, she decided to stay in the toilet and isolate herself in the toilet. As soon as we isolated, we were isolated for 5 hours.
After hearing that Marissa was going to quarantine in the toilet, Rocky, the flight attendant, was touched, gave her a variety of food and drinks, and said that he would take her for testing as soon as the plane landed.
Rocky was really nice and gave Marissa a bag full of sweets, flowers and a little Christmas tree when she got off the plane. After disembarking, Marissa was taken to a hotel in Reykjavik for quarantine.
However, the isolation time was boring, so Marissa decided to shoot a video to record her special isolation experience.
After getting off the plane, Marissa posted her isolation experience to Tik Tok, which attracted the world's attention.
One side was in trouble, and 1.5 million people came to watch 👇
02 Holidays of American billionaires
The same vacation, another American is much happier.
This past Christmas, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and wife Lauren Sánchez had a perfect week in the Caribbean.
It is said that in order to integrate into the local area, Bezos also specially wore a Hawaiian-themed swimsuit.
At this point, the French had something to say.
In January 2019, Bezos divorced his ex-wife MacKenzie, and just a month later, he and Sanchez were established.
So the Frenchman asked: "The second wife is very good-looking, so the question comes, when will the third wife appear?" ”
When I got to Hawaii, someone was on vacation, someone was buying, buying.
While Bezos was on vacation, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg bought 44.5 hectares of land for 15 million euros.
There is a century-old reservoir on this land, which collapsed in 2006 and flooded seven people, and the problem has not been repaired. But in the hope of wealth and wealth, Zuckerberg and his wife felt that there was no problem after reading it, they could buy it, and they still bought it resolutely.
This is Zuckerberg's second land purchase this year, the last time in March, zuckerberg spent 46.8 million euros to buy nearly 243 hectares of land. The land Bought for the first time had a public beach and a cattle ranch.
Zuckerberg bought so much land to build a nearly 607-hectare estate in Hawaii and gave it a name: "Ko'olau Ranch."
Zuckerberg and his wife decided to build a manor here seven years ago, but Zuckerberg's land purchases are not popular with locals.
Local residents think Zuckerberg disrespects the island and buys land in large numbers, in a word, is it great to have money?
It's normal for local residents to get angry, and in 2016, to reduce highway noise, Zuckerberg built a 1.8-meter-high wall around his house.
At this time, his neighbors looked at it and became angry, thinking that it was Zuckerberg's small means of expanding the size of his house, and then took him to court, saying that Zuckerberg's construction of the wall was "neo-colonialism".
Later, Zuckerberg said that he didn't have time to argue with you, and that he and his wife just wanted to do things well.
Notably, in March, Zuckerberg and his wife also donated 3.7 million euros to the islanders to support their employment. Recently, €4.3 million was donated as a subsidy for affordable housing.
03 France Annual News Review
👉 Most romantic: love at first sight on the subway
In March 2021, Emily, a French girl, was shocked to see a handsome boy on the 8th line of the Paris metro. Because the handsome boy is reading a book by the French philosopher Sartre, the girl falls in love with the boy at first sight.
So Emily decided to post a search notice on the street to find the lover of her dreams. After that, Emily also posted the matter on social networks, hoping that everyone would help her find this handsome boy.
In the follow-up, the handsome boy found himself on the search notice and took the initiative to contact Emily: Thank you for your love for me, but I have been in love for 8 months.
Emily wasn't disappointed, she felt she had gained far more than she had lost.
News summary: In France, read Sartre, you can take off the order, remember.
👉 Most inspirational: from prisoner to professional actor
In 2007, a man named Youssef Zouini in Nantes, France, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on charges of robbing and kidnapping supermarket employees.
The man felt innocent, but he still worked hard to live in prison and actively participated in the theater workshops in prison. After two years in prison, the court acquitted him.
After studying drama in prison, Zouini went to professional training after being released from prison, and was selected by the French director to participate in films after only a few years.
News summary: Even if you are in prison, you must study hard and improve your skills. Don't be like some Wu Yifan, who doesn't know what to perform when he participates in a literary and art show in prison.
👉 The most miraculous: france's first uterine transplant baby
In February 2021, the first child born through a uterus transplant was born in France.
French mum Deborah suffers from MRKH syndrome and was born without a uterus. It is reported that one in every 4500 women suffers from this condition.
In March 2019, Deborah's 57-year-old mother donated her uterus to her, the first example of a uterine transplant in France. Later, after a 33-week gestation, Deborah successfully gave birth to the baby.
This incident has aroused everyone's discussion: so, is it possible for men to have children?
In this regard, Christopher Inglefield, founder of the "London Transgender Clinic", said that it is entirely conceivable that there is also a technical possibility. The International Federation of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (FIGO) said no, and uterine transplants for men and transgender women (men to women) are prohibited.
At this time, Dr. Karine Chung of the University of Southern California's Keck School of Medicine said that in the next few years, it is entirely possible for men to have a uterus.
News summary: As long as people live, there will be miracles.
04 French New Year's Eve Things You Need to Know
Finally, if you are in France for New Year's Eve this year, review the French New Year's Eve epidemic prevention rules:
👉 There is no limit to the number of people for private gatherings. But the prime minister asked Castel to suggest that the fewer people the better.
👉 There is no curfew. Except for Martinique and Reunion.
👉 Paris bars close at 2am and you can stand and drink. The three-week ban on standing alcohol won't take effect until next Monday.
👉 In order not to hurt the feelings of discotheques, dancing is forbidden in bars and restaurants.
👉 Gatherings or fireworks on the street are prohibited.
👉 There are no fireworks displays on the Champs Elysées.
Well, 2021 is here, let's see you at the same time next year (actually tomorrow)!
🎉 Easter eggs 🎉
【 Paris Metro cross-Chinese New Year's Eve runs overnight, free of charge! 】
Happy New Year' And tonight, the Ile-de-France metro and train are free!
The police headquarters said it hoped that RATP would stop operating at 2 a.m., but RATP would not listen and must operate overnight.
Tonight, the Paris Metro lines 1, 2, 5, 6, 9 and 14 will operate overnight and will be free from 5pm today until noon tomorrow.
Please note, however, that not every site will be available at this time, and service on individual lines will be reduced and some will be closed.
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