In 1991, at her home in Rome, Monica Bellucci sat in a picturesque place. Her beauty is incomparable, and she is known as "the most beautiful woman in the world", which is well deserved.
Korean actress Jing was born beautiful, but she fell into the quagmire of plastic surgery. It is rumored that she is addicted to plastic surgery, and even tried to inject cooking oil into her face, hoping for the ultimate beauty. However, this move ruined her face,
In 1871, Ramón Atagarvia survived a ship fire, but he was in a state of reluctance. However, 41 years later, he went to sea again, but chose the Titanic. As fate would have it, this time he was not spared and became one of the 1,517 victims.
When the astronauts returned to Earth in a capsule from their mission to the International Space Station, the space inside the capsule became extremely cramped. The feeling of crampedness is like being stuffed into a tight capsule, which makes people feel depressed.
In 1961, the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union was in full swing, and scientists went all out. At that time, they had to rely on dense formulas and calculations on the blackboard to accurately calculate the flight trajectory of the spacecraft.
In 1939, Hitler presented the King of Nepal with a Mercedes-Benz car, but the luxury car ran into problems on Nepal's mountain roads. Due to the rugged terrain, it was difficult for vehicles to drive, and the Nepalese people had to work together to carry the vehicles back to the palace.
Wild boars are tenacious, reproduce rapidly, and have amazing combat effectiveness. This leaves the authorities in a dilemma: if they are not adequately protected, they are afraid of extinction, and if they are overprotected, they are afraid of their proliferation.
In the deep mountains of the Philippines, a Japanese veteran has been on the run for 30 years. When the world unexpectedly reunited with him, they were shocked to find that he knew nothing about the smoke of World War II.
In 1977, the Voyager 1 probe traveled through the universe at a speed of 17 kilometers per second, and has since flown 23 billion kilometers. But shockingly, it has not yet touched the distance of 1 light day. It would take 40,000 years to reach a nearby galaxy...
British artist Jon McNaught's paintings sharply criticize the phenomenon of women sacrificing their health for beauty. The abuse of high heels, like the wrapping of small feet in the Qing Dynasty, reveals the sadness of women's self-objectification.
In Brazil's slums, despite the harsh environment and poor facilities, people there have always made clever use of every inch of open space. Kids run freely around the land and have fun playing football. This kind of tenacity and love may be the secret of Brazilian football's uniqueness.
Boxing matches in the early 20th century were fierce and real, and there was no falsehood. The fighters' eyes burned with fighting spirit, their fists were full of power, and they vowed to compete in the competition. If no one dissuades them, they will fight until the last moment.
The cave newt, mysterious and unpredictable, is known as China's "near-dragon creature". Its unique appearance resembles a dragon cub and is often misrepresented as a mythical dragon. The photos of "real dragons" circulating on the Internet are mostly their PS works.
Nyakin Gatwich, known as the "Queen of Darkness", has a dark complexion like night, but she shines with a unique brilliance. Despite the fact that she is "the blackest woman in the world", the Western media still praise her as "the most beautiful model".
The Salar de Uyuni, the world's largest salt marsh, covers an area of 9,065 square kilometres and is like a giant mirror that reflects the endless beauty of the sky. This salt flat is like a wonderland on the horizon, and it is breathtaking.
Roy Sullivan, a Virginia park ranger who was struck by lightning seven times from 1942 to 1977, is a true candidate for "Thunder Prince"!
After the Korean War, 28-year-old Monroe went to South Korea to comfort the US military, and she was charming and became a light on the battlefield. The American people regard her as the Lady of Liberty and have an extraordinary status. Her legendary entanglement with the Kennedy family is a good story that has been passed down to this day.
In rural India, people love cars with spacious trunks. Not only can they hold more luggage, but they also become a "rain shelter" during the rainy season.
In Brooklyn in 1940, instead of celebrating a group of schoolgirls dressed in fashionable clothes and bright makeup, they bravely stood up against the school ban on wearing trousers.
In 1936, an exercise machine took the market by storm, claiming to "eliminate" leg fat. It's cleverly designed to let you work on your legs while you get on the chore. But is this magic real?
Street signs warn cyclists to get out of the car and walk, rather than encouraging young couples to meet in private places. Apparently, they misunderstood the true intent of the street sign and may have taken it as a symbol of romance.
In the smoke of World War II, an Englishwoman stood in the ruins, holding the letter tightly in her hand, her eyes shining with an unyielding light. Even though the war blocked the mail route, she still resolutely threw the letter into the mailbox.
In 1890, the U.S. government implemented an appalling policy of offering bonuses of $50 to $100 for every Indian skull surrendered.