Reading guide: A photo, like a moment of magic, not only condenses thousands of details, but also takes us through those untouched times and corners. They are like windows to time, giving us a glimpse of the reality of the world. Whether it is the afterglow of yesterday or the prosperity of a hundred years ago.
1. On September 11, 2001, a slender model was focusing on shooting, but the first impact of the Twin Towers distracted her instantly, and at this moment, the camera captured the moment of history and her consternation.
2. In the United States in 1943, the service of beauty salons can be described as "noble and extraordinary". Imagine having three professionals around you and taking care of you in every detail, and you'll feel like you're getting your money's worth.
3. The caves of Spain, dating back to around 14,000 BC, are frescoed with frescoes that show that the lives of the prehistoric inhabitants also had worries and anxieties.
4. In 1970, Keith Sarpsford, who was only 14 years old, actually got on a plane with his "superb" fare evasion skills. However, this "free" air trip ended in tragedy, and he tragically fell on the way.
5. In the sixties of the last century, although the car seat belt ensured the stability of the passengers, it also quietly threatened the passengers' necks like ghosts. But after countless improvements and refinements, today's seat belt design has finally reached the pinnacle of art.
6. Betty, the legendary flight attendant, embarked on the journey of American Airlines at the age of 21 and stayed at her post for 65 years until she retired honorably at the age of 86. Her career spans more than half a century.
7. In 2007, Israeli Defense Minister Sergei Perez was observing a military exercise when he held a telescope but did not notice that the lid was not opened. He looked attentive and nodded frequently, as if he was deeply satisfied with every detail of the exercise.
8. On the streets of Poland in 1964, many people were waiting in line for confession. If the pastor could promise not to say it, would you repent of your sins?
9. In the 1920s, there were no mobile phones, no Internet, and children could find fun things, and at this time, they were preparing for the competition.
10. In 1973, on the streets of Seattle, a man was "refueling" his electric car, and the charging time was clear at a glance, but the cost was a mystery. At the beginning, this motor may still be "fledgling", but now with the upgrading of technology, it must have become fast and economical to "charge" electric vehicles!
11. India once staged an absurd wedding, which stunned everyone. Manly Munda, who was only 18 years old, was forced by the absurd superstition of his family to "marry" a stray dog.
12. In the 70s of the 20th century, Willie Spiller's lens captured the youthful demeanor of the female students on the Rockaway train in New York.
13. From newspaper fans in the 40s of the last century to today's mobile phone control, the "low-headed people" in the subway seem to have been intoxicated with their own small universe. The train of the times is whistling by, and although the "artifact" in their hands has changed, the concentration that they are immersed in is the same.
14. In 1962, high school students skipped class to go to the Beetle's appointment. Sixty years have passed, and two of the band members have passed away, and the group of teenagers, still young, seems to be out of reach. O years, you are so gentle and cruel.
15. In 1908, on the streets of New York, a lady dared to challenge the "female smoking ban" and openly lit a cigarette, which instantly became the focus of attention. At that time, this move could be called a "rebellious act", which was eye-catching.
16. In the 50s of the last century, a vinyl record company in London, England, launched a special soundproof booth where customers could listen to new songs without wearing headphones. This soundproof booth became a popular spot for music lovers at the time.
17, Hepburn, as pure as a white dove, her kindness warmed the barren land of Africa. As a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, she has repeatedly flown to that land to bring hope and warmth to children.
18. In 1946, a group of coal miners' family sisters held a beauty contest. Looking at their figures, they can still maintain such a slim figure after marriage, which is really admirable for their self-discipline.
19. In 1998, Jack Ma was invited to visit Australia, and his best friend Molly warmly welcomed him. Ma Yun, who was in high spirits, actually performed drunk boxing in public, with sharp boxing skills and extraordinary skills, and won full applause, which can really be described as "fist to the flesh, applause like thunder".
20. What is a business opportunity? Just look at a burger joint in Salt Lake City in 1954. Because the local uranium mining is extremely hot, a "uranium burger" was developed.
21. During the years of World War II, Britain was in short supply of materials and implemented a "rationing" life. Unexpectedly, health was "turned over": regular and quantitative meals made heart disease far away, teeth were white and smiles were brighter, and myopia quietly receded. It seems that there is also a turning point in the midst of the difficulties.
22, Gisele Bundchen, the top boss in the supermodel industry, walks like a walking money printing machine! Back then, every step she took on the catwalk during her peak period earned 450,000 US dollars.
23. In 1984, somewhere in Sichuan, two sisters who returned from part-time work laughed and talked about the fragrance of their clothes and sideburns. With fashionable clothes and a BP machine flashing around their waists, they have become the trend vane of that era.
24. A seemingly very simple logical reasoning problem, you will definitely be wrong at first glance, and if you are not convinced, you might as well challenge it.