24 photos of "live a long time" to see a different wonderful world, and enhance your horizons after reading

Brigitte Bardot, a young man of great beauty. Born in Paris, France in 1934, she became famous in 1956 for starring in "God Created Women", and became the dream lover of men all over Europe.

In 1988, the first "Miss Soviet Union" beauty contest was held, and the candidates were amazing and extraordinary. However, this was both the beginning and the end, and the first edition became the last.

A rare image of an early helicopter concept has been preserved from 100 years ago, with a unique design that resembles a machine built for decapitation. It has to be said that every great invention often seems so absurd at the beginning of the concept...

On the green train in the 80s of the 20th century, passengers often used to play mahjong to pass the time. At that time, electronic devices were not yet widely available, and this kind of gameplay was both fun and effective in relieving the boredom of traveling.

In the mid-20th century, the New York Leg Contest was in full swing. Professional staff held magnifying glasses to carefully observe and evaluate the leg shape of each contestant.

Have you ever been on the subway or bus, bothered by loud music played by others? Yet, compared to the scene in the New York subway in 1984, the hand-held sound equipment and the loud scene may be a small part of it.

Drop fish, this deep-sea treasure, is rare to see its fresh appearance. It was once known as the ugliest fish in the deep sea, and its strange form is unforgettable. When it comes out of the water, its skin quickly peels off, revealing delicate pink skin and a striking nose.

This photo was taken on August 1, 1962, just four days after Marilyn Monroe's death. The smile on her face is strange and unpredictable, and it seems to hide endless secrets that are puzzling.

This soap box is from the Ming Dynasty and has a clever design. Soaps are held on one side and essential oils on the other, showcasing the skills of ancient craftsmen. If there were no annotations, I am afraid that I would mistake it for a clever mandarin duck pot.

Known as the "Queen of Darkness", Nyakim Gatwech from South Sudan has conquered the online world with her satin-like smooth and bright black skin, quickly becoming the spotlight and winning the attention and love of countless fans.

In Europe in the 19th century, phlebotomy was popular, and phlebotomy equipment became a medical necessity. Regardless of the patient's condition, doctors often perform phlebotomy first, and try again if it doesn't work. Mozart, Washington and other historical figures have been killed by this therapy...

In 1947, Evelyn McHale jumped off the Empire State Building, only to miraculously land on a car, and at that moment, she was as serene as a sleeping beauty, and instantly frozen into an eternal image.

These monochrome paint paintings are swaying at will, with a price tag of $2.3 million, which is truly elusive to the average person's standard of art. Perhaps, in the eyes of ordinary people, children's graffiti can also be compared.

This photo was taken in 1980, and the mysterious yellow object on the ox cart, tightly covered by plastic sheeting, guess what it is? It is the glory of India - the "Kohwon" satellite!

U.S. Marine Private Raymond Hubert sits on an unexploded 16-inch naval shell on the island of Saipan in the Pacific Ocean on July 4, 1944, gently shaking off the sand that has accumulated in his shoes for three days.

In 1962, Leonid Rogotsov suffered an attack of appendicitis during an expedition to Antarctica, and he actually removed his appendix himself!

In 1953, in a corner of Madison Square, a group of youthful boys are immersed in the fantasy world of 3D comic books. They intently flipped through each page, as if they had been transported into a three-dimensional and mysterious realm.

In 1933, an Italian inventor created a "mechanical horse" powered by a gasoline engine, claiming to be able to mimic the leisurely posture of a horse in a field or on the road. However, the actual results are not satisfactory.

It takes up to 243 Earth days for Venus to rotate around the Sun, while it takes only 225 Earth days to complete one orbit around the Sun. Therefore, on Venus, a day is turned out to be longer than a year.

Paul Tibbetts, an American B-29 fighter pilot, once flew the "Enola Gaye" to drop the atomic bomb "Little Boy", which hit Hiroshima hard. After the war, in the face of Japan's accusations, he responded firmly: "When I think of Nanjing, I have no regrets. ”

At the end of the 19th century, the Russians took a unique approach to transporting timber: they took it by turning it into a light wooden boat that could be used down the river. Once downstream, the boats were cleverly dismantled and sold as lumber

In the early 70s, young marriages were simple and pure, and the groom could ride his bride home on a bicycle with the consent of both parties and the consent of their parents. However, now that the social atmosphere has changed, the bride price is heavy, often 180,000 yuan, if not, it may be difficult to talk about marriage.

In the 60s of the 20th century, Audrey Hepburn also needed to use the oven to cook food, even if she was so fresh and refined, she couldn't do without the fireworks in the world. Why shouldn't you move forward?

This reasoning question is extremely challenging and extremely difficult. It is said that only 1% of the top IQ people can get a glimpse of the mysteries. Do you dare to give it a try?