▲ In January 1951, New Hampshire, USA, a monkey sat on a model airplane, a little bit of the rise of the orangutan race.
▲ In South Korea from 1953 to 1956, many men and women reveled at the US military base, and after the Korean War, the US military did not withdraw, but signed a contract with South Korea to stay for a long time, headquartered in the Yongsan base in Seoul.
▲ 1954, Soviet Union, Moscow, Gorky Park, located between Pushkin Waterfront Street and Lenin Prospect.
▲ In 1955, the United States, Marilyn Monroe in the movie "Seven Year Itch" a scene, at the entrance of the Manhattan subway station in New York, when the subway passes, the road surface is windy, and the spring light is leaking, this classic scene has been imitated by countless people, but it has never been surpassed.
▲ 1956-1959, South Korea, Wonju, South Korea, performers in the dance hall, heavy makeup, singing and dancing, the very center of the Korean Peninsula in Wonju, tourism is more developed, photo: PINTEREST (US military stationed in Korea)
▲ 1957, Nevada, USA, Las Vegas Resorts World nightclub, two female performers, like a pair of twins, Las Vegas has long been known for luxury and adventure, photo by Elliott Erwitt.
▲ In 1958, at the Salt Lake City drive-in cinema in Utah, USA, the audience sat in their cars and listened to and watched open-air movies through FM, and a scene from the movie "Ten Commandments" was played on the screen.
▲ In 1959, 30-year-old British actress Audrey Hepburn, born in Brussels, Belgium, in 1948, starred in her screen debut "Seven Lessons in the Netherlands", since then debut, photography: Inge Morrat.
▲In the fifties, in the Soviet Union, a woman held up champagne to celebrate the 100th bottle of champagne produced in the Soviet Union, this sparkling wine originated in 17th-century France and later became an indispensable drink for festivals and dinners.
▲ In the fifties, in Outer Mongolia, a foreign tourist and two camels, a woman carrying a camera was a high-end cargo in those years.