More than 100 years ago, in the late Qing Dynasty, a foreigner traveling in China hired 6 Chinese to escort them, gather intelligence, and transport goods. I wonder if the foreigner left any works later.
2. India, 1907, an ascetic on a nail bed. Ordinary people can't stand this kind of nail bed, and it is creepy to watch.
Ascetics are a characteristic of India. As the name suggests, asceticism is to attain the right path through suffering and enter heaven.
In 1906, in a human zoo on Coney Island in New York, USA, a Filipino baby and her family were tied up for viewing! This is America's unbearable human rights record! Very cruel!
On April 3, 1945, Hans-Georg Henke, a 16-year-old German soldier, wept as he was captured by the U.S. Ninth Army in Germany. He was a member of the Luftwaffe's air defense unit, and he suddenly burst into tears when the world around him collapsed.
With his father dying in 1938 and his mother dying in 1944, the family fell into poverty and Hans Georg had to find work to support the family. At the age of 15, he joined the Luftwaffe.
In 1944, in a village near Marseille, France, a French woman accused of sleeping with Germans during the German occupation was shaved and humiliated by a repudiated neighbor.
A young woman who survived the atomic bombing of Nagasaki in August 1945. She survived, and it is estimated that she was in an underground bunker at the time of the explosion, and she must have survived and must have been exposed to nuclear radiation. Who knows what happened to her afterwards?
In Iwo Jima, 1945, a U.S. Marine gave a Japanese soldier buried in the sand a cigarette. The Japanese soldier apparently wanted to hide himself in dirt, but was discovered.
Photo from May 1, 2011, of then-Vice President Joe Biden (left), President Barack Obama (second from right), and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton (second from right) watching bin Laden's arrest in the White House War Room.
In 1893, albert Einstein, a handsome young man at the age of 14, who would have thought he could change the world in the future!
In 1920, Attorney George A., the chief hunting warden in the United States, carried a 10-foot-9-inch "250-pound illegal shotgun" to hunt ducks.
This huge gun was banned because it depleted the wildfowl's reserves. Too lethal.
During the hyperinflation of German money in the 1920s, a German woman burned tons of legal tender. During the crisis, paper money was cheaper than wood and coal, and many families used it to make fires.
In the 1920s, it swept the fashion of european and American female friends. These costumes look silky
In 1948, George McLarin became the first black man admitted to the University of Oklahoma. He was forced to sit alone in a corner, away from his white classmates.
If you look closely at the picture, you'll see that he's an older man, sitting at a desk with an open book in his hand and some young people next to him. In the far left corner also sat a student who looked like an Indian.
Fourteen, the youngest mother in history. Lina Medina was 5 years and 7 months old when she gave birth to her 2.7 kg (6.0 lb) son.
The father was suspected of rape and arrested him, but in 1939 the charges were dropped due to insufficient evidence. The girl's parents raised the child as if it were their own, but told him when he was ten years old that his sister was actually his mother. The girl never told anyone who the child's father was, but it was suspected she might not know or remember.
In 1942, Japanese soldiers used members of the British Indian Army from the Sikh Order as a shooting practice. The photograph was discovered by the Allies in 1945. The "live target" is incredible.
In 1935, the "giraffe women" were curiously watching the London guards, and they were visiting London. In fact, these women are Badong women. The Padang people have been wearing a copper ring around their necks since they were 5 years old. Looks inexplicably funny, does anyone know what this means? Some people think that this is a symbol of wealth and money.
On June 19, 1928, American pilot Amelia Earhart became the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean and land in Burry Port, Wales. In the photo is her and her flying the plane.
Eighteen, the graviton of Coney Island, New Jersey, USA - human rotor device. Invented in the late 1940s, it was closed almost immediately in the 1950s for health and safety reasons. This is also known as the "Devil's Hole".
1918, masks used by people during the Spanish flu
The Spanish flu of 1918 killed about 25 million to 100 million people. At that time, the total population of the world was only about 1.7 billion people.
20. In Tianjin, 1901, members of the Boxers captured by American cavalry.
The Boxer Rebellion refers to a peasant movement that took place in China at the end of the 19th century with the slogan of "Supporting the Qing Dynasty and Destroying the Oceans".
21. Old photographs of World War II. A woman leans against a railing at a train station and kisses British soldiers returning from the front lines of World War II.
In the war years, the moment of parting, it may be unknown whether it will be possible to come back, but if you come back, no longer separated is the ultimate answer.
During the Vietnam War in the 1960s, armed Vietnamese women fighters and captured American soldiers! This size dwarfs that!
Twenty-three, 1906, Beijing, the Manchus on the bed smoked opium. The man was mentally weak and crossed his legs, which also symbolized the shakiness and vulnerability of the late Qing Dynasty.
In Beijing, 1900, the commander-in-chief of the Eight-Power Coalition Army, Wadsi, accompanied by Allied officers, led his army through the Noon Gate into the Forbidden City.
The history of the Eight-Power Alliance's invasion of China must also be clear to everyone, and the weak late Qing Dynasty could only yield to the great powers. History shows that "to be backward is to be beaten," and only when it is strong can it have the right to speak.
25. In 1932, Dandong, Liaoning, "Rong'anli" was a street of wind and dust. For these people, it may be more likely to be helpless to fate.
Twenty-six In 1930, In Wuhu, Anhui Province, several Jiangnan women walking on the streets had a good face and a good temperament. Judging from the photos, it may be the three sisters of the large family.
27. In 1992, the street view of Shenzhen Chegongmiao Food Street. It can be seen that the young men and women of the 90s are very fashionable and beautiful, and it also symbolizes the youthful and open vitality of Shenzhen since the reform and opening up.
Twenty-eight, in the 1940s, an American woman was picked up by an American soldier and kissed another American soldier on the truck.
This woman was no ordinary woman, neither the lover of the soldier in the car, nor a dusty woman. Her name is Martha O'driscoll and she is a Hollywood actress. This is propaganda. The U.S. military sent such visually striking photographs to Germany to demoralize German soldiers.
Twenty-nine, an old photo, has become a true portrayal of Monroe's life!
In this photo, Monroe closes her eyes and kisses an old man affectionately. The old man looked like a powerful man. Behind them, a handsome young man was gently pointing to his watch and making a seemingly surprised expression.
Yeah, isn't Monroe's confused private life exactly like in this photo? She was involved in a variety of men in her life, three marriages, and countless lovers. From photographers to male stars, from film owners to presidents, Marilyn Monroe can be described as a myriad of readers.
30. Rita Hayworth in 1941. Rita Hayworth is in the shot receiving a courtship from Tyrone Bower. Her slender fingers rested on Tyrone's shoulders, echoing her own red hair. In this sweet shot, although the red color scheme is not much, it all plays a role in finishing touches!
Let's look for the red in this classic!