22 rare and fascinating real pictures, each one is incredible, too uplifting

In the 60s of the 20th century, seat belts were not yet widespread in cars. When the girl first got in the car, her eyes fell on the novel seat belt, and her heart was filled with curiosity and a desire to explore.

Violet Jessop, the female nurse on the ship, seems to have a special skill, and even the Lord of Hades retreats. Her life is simply a disaster blockbuster: the Titanic, the Britannic shipwreck, and the Olympic being hit, she was all there!

In 1931, a company surprisingly succeeded and launched an ice cube mask, the idea of freezing skin, which may be just an eye-catching gimmick, but in fact the effect is worrying. Today, the mask has long since disappeared without a trace.

In the mid-twentieth century, nylon stockings were extremely expensive and delighted by women. But the women's determination to be beautiful should not be underestimated, and they picked up paint and painted "homemade stockings" on their legs.

In 2015, a German couple fell out of love, and the man was supposed to divide the property equally according to the rules, but he decided to cut everything in his home in half, from the bed to the seat, from the sofa to the computer, and even the car.

At the age of 18, Niakim Ghatwicz, a black supermodel from Ethiopia, is affectionately known as the "Queen of Darkness" because of her unique charm.

Male gardener birds are the best in the world of architecture, not only building with their own hands with branches, but also scavenging for treasures – flowers, thumbtacks, stained glass balls and more – to create a fantastic courtship stage to win the hearts of females.

During the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union, the United States played nuclear deterrence and sent bombers to patrol and demonstrate. It is a pity that this patrol has produced quite a few oolongs, among which the "broken arrow" incident is the most shocking -- the nuclear weapons are actually missing! During the Cold War, the United States staged 32 major episodes of broken arrows, and although most of the nuclear warheads were recovered, three of them are still playing hide-and-seek.

Soviet cosmonaut Sergei Krikalev flew into space in May 1991 and returned to Earth a year later, only to find that the Soviet Union no longer existed and was replaced by Russia. Therefore, he was hailed as "the last Soviet man".

In the cold winter of 1916, the soldiers of the 49th French Infantry Regiment hid in the trenches and passed the time by playing cards. In this cold and cruel battlefield, they understand that one more day is victory.

In the 50s of the last century, the American gas station was really intimate! They even provided "air conditioning" refrigeration service for the car, which was like sending a cold drink to the car on a hot summer day. Through a magical pipe, the air conditioner is whizz into the customer's car.

Victor Rastigue, a highly skilled "big fool", went so far as to pose as a government agent in the 20s of the 20th century, and twice "cheapened" the Eiffel Tower to scrap metal dealers under the pretext of high costs.

。 This is Vietnam's "click farm", which is commonly known as the "Internet water army". Perhaps, the netizen who is talking to you on the Internet is one of these digital lives!

In 1922, Albert Einstein wrote two notes to the waiter in a hotel in Japan, and when he had no money to tip, he confidently predicted: "These two pieces of paper will definitely be exchanged for gold and silver in the future." Sure enough, in 2017, the two papers sold for a sky-high price of $1.56 million.

In February 1954, Marilyn Monroe's sweet trip with her second husband, Joe DiMaggio, was unexpectedly interrupted, and she flew to South Korea to perform 10 performances for the more than 100,000 soldiers stationed there.

The research team tracked a female falcon with GPS, and her migration journey was truly breathtaking! In just 42 days, she flew directly from South Africa to Finland, covering nearly 10,000 kilometers, an average of 230 kilometers a day, with almost no detours!

In the 70s of the last century, South Korea implemented strict regulations on the length of women's skirts and men's hair. At that time, men with excessively long hair faced a penalty of forced shaving.

In the 70s of the 20th century, on the outskirts of Baghdad, a group of female college students were swimming and singing. They have bright smiles and are confident and charming, as if they have nothing to do with the smoke of today's war. Who would have thought that this group of happy girls would be inextricably linked to the war-torn country of the future?

In 1908, on the streets of New York, a woman openly smoked and instantly attracted everyone's attention. This was a rarity at the time, as it violated the "women's smoking ban". Although smoking may seem common today, at that time, it was not socially acceptable for women to smoke.

In 1985, the Princess Diana Imitation Contest held in Washington was a gathering of masters. Looking at his photos, the contestants all look like gods, and it is difficult to distinguish between them. Who do you think will win the championship in one fell swoop?

In 1997, on the set of the classic horror film "Scream", the actresses gathered together and left this precious group photo. Looking at this picture, isn't it a bit like the collective debut of the "ghost girl group"?

There is a deceptively simple but hidden puzzle here! Don't underestimate it, less than 1% of the world's wise people can solve it! Do you know the answer?