Hello tomorrow, January 19th

What happened on January 19 in history?

In 1431, Zheng He went to the West for the seventh (and final) time

In 1655, the Chinese Qing Dynasty poet Naran Zhide was born

1736 Watt, the inventor of the Watt steam engine, was born

1806 British troops occupy the Cape of Good Hope

1807 American military scientist Robert Edward Lee was born

1809 American writer Edgar Allan Poe is born

1817 José de San Martín liberates Argentina, Chile and Peru, formerly Spanish colonies of the Americas

1839 The Royal Marines land in Aden on the Arabian Peninsula, and Aden becomes a British colony

1853 The opera The Wandering Poet, composed by the Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in Rome

1895 The Japanese army landed at Chengshantou, Shandong

1903 France announces the first Tour de France

1903 German composer Boris Bracher is born

1917 U.S. Navy Grand Admiral George Dewey dies

1920 The United States Senate rejects membership in the League of Nations

In 1929, Liang Qichao, the main leader of the Penghu Reform Law and the main figure of the bourgeois reform faction, died

1934 Puppet Manchukuo resumed its imperial system under the direction of the Japanese Kwantung Army

In 1939, the famous Chinese physicist He Yujie died

1941 British troops attack The Italian territory of Eritrea

1942 Japanese invade Burma

1949 Cuba recognizes Israel

1949 The author of "Iron Stream", Zorafimović, dies

1960 Boeing 707 first opened to navigation

1966 Indira Gandhi becomes Prime Minister of India

In 1974, the Chinese People's Liberation Army Navy and the Navy of the Republic of Vietnam fought the Battle of the Paracel Islands, and China gained control of the entire Paracel Islands

1977 The first and only ever snowfall in Miami, Florida, USA, also in the Bahamas

1977 Ikuko Toguri, considered the "Rose of Tokyo," receives amnesty from U.S. President Gerald Ford and her U.S. citizenship is restored

In 1979, the "HSBC" cargo ship arrived in Hong Kong carrying Vietnamese boat people

1983 Apple introduces the Lisa computer, the world's first personal computer to use a graphical user interface

1995 Bristol Air Flight 56C accident

In 2003, the main hall of Yuzhen Palace, one of the important components of the wudang mountain ancient building complex of "World Cultural Heritage", suddenly burst into flames, and the most valuable main hall was reduced to ashes

2004 The Japanese Self-Defense Forces begin stationed in Iraq

In 2005, Lee Myung-bak, the mayor of Seoul, South Korea, announced in Seoul that the name of the Chinese in Seoul would be changed to "Seoul" and that the term "Seoul" would no longer be used

2006 Li Li, former governor of Guizhou Province, dies

In 2006, the New Horizon space probe was launched at the Kennedy Space Center, becoming the first probe to visit Pluto

In 2012, Kodak officially filed for bankruptcy protection with the U.S. government