Human history is like a fog intertwined with words, paintings and songs, and it is deep and difficult to understand. However, the magic of the camera makes the moment of history visible, like a portal through time and space. With a flick of the shutter, we can experience historical moments and are no longer just listeners of stories. It's like a magical journey through history!

On September 11, 2001, a slender model accidentally broke into the camera due to the plane impact of the Petronas Twin Towers on the shooting site, and the horror of that moment was frozen forever.

The 25 photos of "See you for a long time" are eye-opening and make your posture rise after reading it

At the beginning of the 20th century, scientists were ignorant of the dangers of radiation, and some people regarded it as a health companion. In 1925, a man bravely tried a "magic weapon" equipped with 13 radium emitters in order to cure a neck disease.

In 1930, the acrobatic prodigy Alfred Langevin made a stunning debut! His eyes are deep, and his pipe burns at the touch of a pipe; What's even more amazing is that he can make balloons dance with his eyes alone.

In 1966, a British sailor was finally able to meet his seven-month-old child after 14 months at sea. After a long period of separation, he obviously didn't know how to play the role of a good father when facing his children.

In a village in India, the ritual of praying for rain is unique: men lie peacefully on the cracked earth with wooden sticks in their hands, like warriors, waiting for the rain.

In 1969, inside the Greyhound bus station in Los Angeles, the waiting room had seats equipped with ashtrays and coin-operated televisions for passengers.

In 1937, an American manufacturer came up with an ingenious way to launch a leg slimming artifact, claiming that it could quickly create a perfect leg shape. In order to show its charm, special models were invited to show it on the spot.

In the fifties of the last century, the South African miracle doctor was the only one in the world, and pioneered the "current massage weight loss method". This way of losing weight is like a dream in a leisure, comfortable and comfortable!

The host on the stage is radiant, as bright as the stars, but who knows that there are many heavy responsibilities behind it! In life, every industry has its own difficulties, just like their stage, each has its own bitterness and challenges.

The great French sculptor Louis Philippe Mouché carved a delicate lace scarf in marble. This 1781 piece has a delicate and realistic lace texture that is breathtaking.

In the forties of the last century, the master of the knife wanted to throw knives at children, which was not only a challenge to the top of his skills, but also a double test of trust and tacit understanding for children.

The 19th-century American sculptor Chauncey Bradley Ives used exquisite marble carving skills to accurately capture the moment when the water spirit "Wendney" jumped out of the water in European mythology. Her graceful figure and breathtaking detail make her an artistic gem.

In New York in 1941, in the "Madonna House" nursery, the nurses cleverly laid out the layout to bring coolness to the children in the scorching heat. Look, the children are smiling like flowers, and happiness is hidden in this innocence.

In 1934, during the Great Depression in the United States, stockings became a precious luxury. The clever girls use eyeliner to draw realistic stockings on their legs, and the effect is as delicate as silk. This move quickly set the trend and became popular throughout the era.

In 1947, Hollywood star Evelyn McHale jumped from the Empire State Building and accidentally landed on a speeding car.

Alice S. E. Doherty, a unique woman born in 1887, was nicknamed the "modern werewolf" because of a rare mutation in the hirsutism gene.

In 1946, the little sisters of the coal miner's family held a beauty pageant. They are still able to maintain their graceful posture after marriage, and this self-discipline is admirable.

Ever seen 4-year-old Bruce Lee? In 1944, Bruce Lee played sword with his younger brother Peter, who later became a fencing champion, can you guess which one was Bruce Lee?

In the early 80s of the 20th century, a group of adults drove go-karts, and I think bumper cars are clearly for us adults. But then again, how come their expressions don't look like they're having fun?

South Korea's low birth rate has led to a scarcity of elementary school students and a large number of empty classrooms. As a result, the relevant departments of South Korea have frequently come up with clever tricks to invite illiterate grandmothers to learn to read and write in schools, which not only enriches the campus, but also helps the popularization of culture.

In the 60s of the last century, the hostesses practiced their skills hard, their eyes were clear, their expressions were generous, and they showed their beauty, far beyond the sameness of today's Internet celebrity faces.

In 1938, bodybuilder Ryerna Brewer showed her strength by tearing up the phone book, if this was an ex-boyfriend's phone book, it is estimated that many girls could instantly become "book tearers".

In 1920, the fashion revolution on the beach in the United States was in an embarrassing situation, and an avant-garde lady was expelled for dressing too boldly and angering conservative fashion.

From the 40s of the last century to the present, the "low-headed people" in the subway seem to be in the same vein and have not changed much. The only noticeable difference is in the items in their hands – the newspapers of yesteryear have become today's mobile phones.

A challenge is coming, a seemingly simple one, but only 1% of the world's wise people can solve it. Do you dare to give it a try? The correct answer is waiting for you to reveal!

The 25 photos of "See you for a long time" are eye-opening and make your posture rise after reading it

On September 11, 2001, a slender model accidentally broke into the camera due to the plane impact of the Petronas Twin Towers on the shooting site, and the horror of that moment was frozen forever.

At the beginning of the 20th century, scientists were ignorant of the dangers of radiation, and some people regarded it as a health companion. In 1925, a man bravely tried a "magic weapon" equipped with 13 radium emitters in order to cure a neck disease.

In 1930, the acrobatic prodigy Alfred Langevin made a stunning debut! His eyes are deep, and his pipe burns at the touch of a pipe; What's even more amazing is that he can make balloons dance with his eyes alone.

In 1966, a British sailor was finally able to meet his seven-month-old child after 14 months at sea. After a long period of separation, he obviously didn't know how to play the role of a good father when facing his children.

In a village in India, the ritual of praying for rain is unique: men lie peacefully on the cracked earth with wooden sticks in their hands, like warriors, waiting for the rain.

In 1969, inside the Greyhound bus station in Los Angeles, the waiting room had seats equipped with ashtrays and coin-operated televisions for passengers.

In 1937, an American manufacturer came up with an ingenious way to launch a leg slimming artifact, claiming that it could quickly create a perfect leg shape. In order to show its charm, special models were invited to show it on the spot.

In the fifties of the last century, the South African miracle doctor was the only one in the world, and pioneered the "current massage weight loss method". This way of losing weight is like a dream in a leisure, comfortable and comfortable!

The host on the stage is radiant, as bright as the stars, but who knows that there are many heavy responsibilities behind it! In life, every industry has its own difficulties, just like their stage, each has its own bitterness and challenges.

The great French sculptor Louis Philippe Mouché carved a delicate lace scarf in marble. This 1781 piece has a delicate and realistic lace texture that is breathtaking.

In the forties of the last century, the master of the knife wanted to throw knives at children, which was not only a challenge to the top of his skills, but also a double test of trust and tacit understanding for children.

The 19th-century American sculptor Chauncey Bradley Ives used exquisite marble carving skills to accurately capture the moment when the water spirit "Wendney" jumped out of the water in European mythology. Her graceful figure and breathtaking detail make her an artistic gem.

In New York in 1941, in the "Madonna House" nursery, the nurses cleverly laid out the layout to bring coolness to the children in the scorching heat. Look, the children are smiling like flowers, and happiness is hidden in this innocence.

In 1934, during the Great Depression in the United States, stockings became a precious luxury. The clever girls use eyeliner to draw realistic stockings on their legs, and the effect is as delicate as silk. This move quickly set the trend and became popular throughout the era.

In 1947, Hollywood star Evelyn McHale jumped from the Empire State Building and accidentally landed on a speeding car.

Alice S. E. Doherty, a unique woman born in 1887, was nicknamed the "modern werewolf" because of a rare mutation in the hirsutism gene.

In 1946, the little sisters of the coal miner's family held a beauty pageant. They are still able to maintain their graceful posture after marriage, and this self-discipline is admirable.

Ever seen 4-year-old Bruce Lee? In 1944, Bruce Lee played sword with his younger brother Peter, who later became a fencing champion, can you guess which one was Bruce Lee?

In the early 80s of the 20th century, a group of adults drove go-karts, and I think bumper cars are clearly for us adults. But then again, how come their expressions don't look like they're having fun?

In the 60s of the last century, the hostesses practiced their skills hard, their eyes were clear, their expressions were generous, and they showed their beauty, far beyond the sameness of today's Internet celebrity faces.

In 1938, bodybuilder Ryerna Brewer showed her strength by tearing up the phone book, if this was an ex-boyfriend's phone book, it is estimated that many girls could instantly become "book tearers".

In 1920, the fashion revolution on the beach in the United States was in an embarrassing situation, and an avant-garde lady was expelled for dressing too boldly and angering conservative fashion.

From the 40s of the last century to the present, the "low-headed people" in the subway seem to be in the same vein and have not changed much. The only noticeable difference is in the items in their hands – the newspapers of yesteryear have become today's mobile phones.

A challenge is coming, a seemingly simple one, but only 1% of the world's wise people can solve it. Do you dare to give it a try? The correct answer is waiting for you to reveal!

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