21 unforgettable photos, the world is more wonderful than you can imagine, and it is an eye-opener after watching it

In 1954, Marilyn Monroe went to South Korea to give a condolence performance for American GIs, and the performance was a great success, and was warmly welcomed by hundreds of thousands of GIs. One fan fanatically pursued her and even asked her to sign an autograph on her injured foot.

In the nineties of the last century, when star Milla Jovovich interacted with netizens online, she had an anxious look on her face. Presumably, the speed of the Internet at that time was maddeningly slow!

In the last century, many home remedies have emerged in various places, some of which are puzzling. If this photo had not been foreseen, no one would have thought that it was actually a treatment for rheumatism.

In the 60s of the 20th century, Iranian women used to lead the fashion trend and show off their style by the sea. However, with the rise of the Islamic Revolution, they were forced to wear a veil and dress conservatively, and their once unrestrained style could only be hidden in the bottom of their hearts.

At the beginning of the 20th century, scientists knew little about the dangers of radiation, and some even believed that radioactivity had health benefits. In 1925, a person with neck discomfort was treated with a medical device equipped with 13 radium emitters.

In 19th-century Persia, it was fashionable for women to have long beards, and Princess Fatme Hanum was known for her beauty and had many suitors. Legend has it that she had hundreds of admirers, including 15 infatuated men who committed suicide because they failed to win her heart.

This photograph captures the skydiving feat of a man in France at the beginning of the last century. Dressed in exotic gear and full of confidence, he chose the Eiffel Tower as the location to test the performance of his skydiving suit. In 1912, he took a brave leap, but unexpectedly "crossed" into another world.

After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukraine inherited a large number of military industrial enterprises and nuclear weapons, and became the third nuclear power. However, in 1994, Ukraine made a surprising decision to decisively sign the Budapest Memorandum. According to this agreement, Ukraine not only gave up nuclear weapons, but even destroyed missile silos.

In 1946, the pageant was held as scheduled, and the contestants, mostly the families of coal miners, were all young women. What is amazing is that even after marriage, they still maintain a slim figure.

On June 12, 1924, Prohibition was like a wolf, but someone had a big idea and hid Scotch whisky in hollowed-out bread. It can really be said that "the aroma of wine has its own clever plan, no matter how difficult it is"!

In 1926, a lady skillfully painted seams on her legs to simulate the effect of stockings, adding a sense of realism to the "seams" with eyebrow pencils, and nude cosmetics covering her legs to create a fashion illusion. During World War II, nylon was used to make military supplies, resulting in a scarcity of stockings.

In 2017, firefighters fought heroically in Wiltshire, England, and firefighters fought it heroically. Surprisingly, they also rescued a litter of piglets. To thank the firefighters, the family gave them sausages, which were actually transformed by the piglets!

In 2016, Nanning, Guangxi staged an absurd five-story outsourced murder case. The employer threw out 2 million hired murderers, but who would have thought that the killer at the end of the task chain would only get 100,000. Most dramatically, the killer also tried to buy off his target and fake death in order to cheat him out of payment.

In 1964, a law enforcement officer scrutinized Navia's proposal for a new uniform, however, it ultimately failed to pass the review.

In 1900, the Eight-Nation Alliance, including Britain, the United States, Russia, British India, Germany, France, Austria-Hungary, Italy, and Japan, invaded China, wantonly burning, looting, and committing numerous crimes. Eventually, the Qing government was forced to sign the humiliating Treaty of Xincho.

In 1963, British actress Barbara Rothko was busy at home, cooking and delicately grooming her hair with a hair dryer. This scene vividly shows that various household appliances have penetrated into people's daily life at that time.

In 1939, in front of the Dacheng Hall of the Confucius Temple in Qufu, Shandong, two direct descendants of Confucius were dressed in Qing Dynasty costumes and took a group photo side by side with two Japanese officers.

In the United States in the thirties of the 20th century, poor families tended to use discarded flour bags to make clothes due to economic considerations. To cater to this trend, flour companies have also produced multi-coloured bags for flour to be easily utilized by households.

In 1946, the dentist was engrossed in extracting teeth from his patients, and with the assistance of his assistants, he successfully treated three patients. Curiously, however, the three patients seemed to be preoccupied.

In 1995, Sonny Graham received a heart transplant from a suicide victim. Ten years later, he unexpectedly married the donor's wife. However, what is even more shocking is that on April Fool's Day in 2008, he ended his life in the same way as the donor.

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