The first "Miss Soviet Union" beauty contest in the Soviet Union was launched in the spring of 1988, and this unprecedented move was so popular that even foreign media rushed to join in the fun, calling it "the beauty of Moscow".
On March 21, 1946, New York City staged a beauty pageant from Broadway to Coney Island. At the competition, the audience rushed to the front of the stage, engrossed in admiring the slender legs displayed by the models.
In 1968, science fiction genius L. Ron Hubbard had the whimsical idea to try to use Hubbard's electrometer to detect whether tomatoes were crying pain. After some tossing, he came to the astonishing conclusion: "Tomatoes scream when they are cut!"
In 1945, the U.S. Air Force launched the "Limei Fire Attack" on Tokyo, dropping incendiary bombs weighing more than 2,000 tons, destroying a quarter of Tokyo in an instant, and killing more than 100,000 innocent people. The devastating power of this catastrophe is comparable to that of the atomic bombing.
Anok Yai, an 18-year-old South Sudanese female model, is known as "the most brilliant beauty on the planet" for her outstanding beauty and temperament. Today, she is in the spotlight in the modeling world, paying up to $15,000 an hour for her shoots.
In 1931, there was a "cigarette vending machine" on the streets of Britain, and you could get a lit cigarette by throwing a coin, but unfortunately, now this black technology has long disappeared without a trace, I don't know whether it was eliminated by the times or eliminated by the concept of health.
In the 50s of the 20th century, the social climate was really conservative and ridiculous. Young girls who dress a little more fashionably will be labeled "too revealing" and disciplined, and may be fined.
In the forties of the last century, Miss Alan Church wanted to be a female pilot, but the society was too "traditional" to give her a chance. As a result, she became the first flight attendant.
In 1931, Kellogg, a psychologist, actually raised baby chimpanzees with his son, hoping that orangutans would learn human language. As a result, the chimpanzee did not learn human nature, but his son learned to call orangutans. In the end, it must not end in failure.
In the 80s, the tape recorder became a cool weapon on the streets. People carried this guy on their shoulders, the volume was turned up to the sky, and they were shirtless, as if the whole world was their stage.
Britain's "cold-faced goddess", since the age of 13, she vowed not to smile to fight aging, but after 40 years, the effect does not seem to be good. It seems that this anti-aging secret is not very reliable.
In 1989, a young man, accompanied by a friend, paid his respects to Princess Diana by offering her flowers. Although this "commoner princess" is different, she is deeply loved by the people. However, fate was unfair to her and caused her to leave this world prematurely.
In the 1900s, the gentleman was laid-back, smoking a cigar and refueling his car. It seems that the gas station was very deserted at that time, and there was not even a ghost except for him and the photographer who took the photo.
In 1933, it was not easy for the champagne inspectors, and they had to wear special masks to defend themselves, for fear that the champagne would suddenly "explode". Then again, is this champagne like a firecracker, which can "bloom" on its own without opening the bottle?
In 1956, drive-in movie theaters in West Virginia, USA, became a popular spot for young boys and girls. After World War II, the popularity of automobiles fueled the rise of this new way of watching movies, and by 1950 there were as many as 4,000 in the United States.
In India, when you look up, it is not the mountains that tower, but the garbage heaps of behemoths. What is staggering is that there are more than 4,000 of these garbage mountains!
As a young woman, Elizabeth Taylor became the first million-dollar actor in Hollywood with her superb acting skills in films such as "Cleopatra" and "Spiritual Spring", and has since become famous all over the world.
In the 40s of the 20th century, Westinghouse Electric Company in Pittsburgh, California, carried out a shocking "lightning test". In this test, a car was able to withstand a voltage shock of up to 3 million volts, and surprisingly, the occupants were unscathed.
In 1952, after the death of Israel's first president, Weizman, Prime Minister Ben Gurion wanted to invite Albert Einstein to take over. However, the scientific giant politely refused: "I know a little about the ways of nature, but I don't know anything about the complexity of human nature." ”
Niakim Ghatwicz, the 18-year-old black Ethiopian supermodel, has conquered the world stage with her extraordinary charm and is known as the "Queen of Darkness".
The TV remote control in 1955, after watching it for a long time, I didn't see how this glowing gadget realized channel switching?
At the end of the 90s of last century, Gong Li sat elegantly on the windowsill, concentrating on practicing her lines, and her concentration and hard work were admirable. As the saying goes, "one minute on stage, ten years off stage", even international superstars are inseparable from the hard work behind them.
At first glance, this photo is indeed terrifying, as if it were a group of people burned by fire. However, this is not the case. These are actually artistic treasures that were painstakingly rescued from Madame Tussauds in 1930.