A set of rare old photos, a full view of ancient and modern China and abroad, in every era, including multiple countries, sorted by time, and more exciting...
▲On April 9, 1865, the American Civil War ended, and the surviving soldiers dug up the remains of their comrades and brought them back to their original places of origin for safety.
▲ In 1905, the Japanese army tortured a Korean prisoner to extract a confession, and the small Japanese took a branch in his hand, and the Korean prisoner looked obedient.
▲ In 1917, the twelve skulls of the former Swedish king Karl were dug up by the Swedes two hundred years after his death, because they were curious about his death, and the bullet holes in his head finally satisfied the curiosity of future generations.
In 1926, in the United Kingdom, members of the monocle club went on a hike to the countryside, and monocles were still popular in the 20s of the last century, especially among simple-minded young gentlemen and veterans.
▲ In 1929, Hanoi, Vietnam, Vietnamese people celebrated the Spring Festival, an old man wearing a melon skin hat, in front of the flower stall selected daffodil seedlings, narcissus in Vietnam has the meaning of revival, symbolizing the prosperity of luck, the necessary flower of the Spring Festival.
▲ In 1935, Germany, a German girl was shaved in public for falling in love with a Polish man with an insulting sign on her chest that read "Mistress of a Pole".
▲ In 1936, a demonstrator on the street of Downing, London, England, hung a round sign on his chest: We want Edward VIII, although the British press promised not to report on this matter, but there were various speculations about the future of the British king and Mrs. Simpson and the British royal family.
▲ In 1940, Soviet female pilot Mariya Dolina (Maria Dorina), joined the Soviet Pilots Club at the age of 17, joined the Soviet battlefield at the age of 18, became the 125th pilot of the Soviet Flying Unit, participated in more than 70 large and small missions in her life, distinguished her combat achievements, and was later selected as a heroine of the Soviet Union.
▲ In 1954, Vietnam, in the late stage of the Anti-French War, Vietnamese paratroopers in the Battle of Dien Bien Phu annihilated more than 16,000 French troops, shot down and destroyed 62 French aircraft, and captured Brigadier General Castries and all his staff officers.
Che Guevara in 1960, with a torch-like eyes and a resolute expression, was a senior leader of the Cuban government at this time, left Cuba in 1965 and went to the third world to wage a guerrilla war against imperialism, was arrested in Bolivia in 1967, and then killed. After Che Guevara's death, the portrait became a universal symbol of counterculture and a symbol of global pop culture, and the photograph was named "The Valiant Guerrilla".
▲ In the 1970s, Pol Pot, the ruler in power in Cambodia, was honest in appearance, harmless to humans and animals, but in fact he was bloodthirsty and vicious, suppressing dissidents, purging dignitaries, believers and intellectuals, causing the total collapse of the Cambodian national economy and causing the abnormal death of at least 2 million Cambodian people.
▲ In East Germany in 1989, the KGB sent Putin to East Germany, and Putin got a secondary job there, responsible for collecting economic spies from West Germany.
▲ In the early 1990s, in the southern city of Bristol, young men and women in the "notorious" club, ecstasy, psychedelic rap, Trichall and Portishead were part of Bristol at that time.
In 1991, in the United States, Jobs and Bill Gates were discussing the future of the PC, and after Jobs' death on October 5, 2011, the photo became out of print.
In 1994, London, England, two decadent young people were rolling D hemp cigarettes, TV and D products, which was the way many British young people escaped the harsh reality of that year.
▲ On June 16, 1998, during the World Cup preliminary round in Nantes, France, Ronaldo broke through the Moroccan defense and led the Brazilian team to win the group stage with a score of 30.
▲On October 12, 1998, near the village of Kosnaleka, Serbia, an Albanian refugee child held a Russian-made shell case in his arms, when the Kosovo crisis was heating up.
▲In 2008, in New York, USA, Li Bingbing and Madonna participated in the global charity ceremony held by a top luxury brand at the United Nations Building at the same time.