Undoubtedly, the most popular drama in June is "The Hidden Corner", Ah Yan chased it for the first time and left a deep psychological shadow on the sport of mountain climbing.
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In the film, Zhang Dongsheng, played by Qin Hao, is a gentle and amiable person on the outside, but repressed and paranoid on the inside, because his father-in-law and mother-in-law support his wife and divorce him, he takes his father-in-law and mother-in-law to climb the mountain and pushes them down from the mountain.
Netizens who have read this paragraph have said that in June, the boyfriend would rather be vacant than pick Qin Hao's brother.
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In Ah Yan's view, the most successful point of "The Hidden Corner" is that all the characters are not flat, even if they are as indifferent as Zhang Dongsheng, they will tell students about Descartes' "heart line" fairy tale in math class, and trigger a series of entanglements in Zhang Chaoyang's heart to choose whether to believe in fairy tales or reality.
So is this Descartes "heart-line" fairy tale really true? Today, Ayan will take everyone together to get closer to science
First of all, the full version of that beautiful "heart-shaped line" legend goes like this.
Descartes, born in France in the 17th century, made a considerable contribution to future generations, he was the first to create and invent coordinates, but unfortunately he was poor all his life. Until the age of 52, he was still unknown.
Descartes on French stamps Source: Baidu
Descartes on Albanian stamps Source: Baidu
Fairy tales are fairy tales, how true is this story? Ah Yan lists some historical facts here for everyone to judge.
The king in the story is the famous "protector of Protestantism, the lion of the north, the father of modern military", Gustav II.
Gustav II Adolf Source: Baidu
The brave and warlike king did indeed look like a domineering president who would prevent his daughter from falling in love with the old man, but unfortunately the time seemed to be somewhat impromptu, because as early as November 6, 1632, the 38-year-old Gustav II was killed at the Battle of Lützen because he was separated from the main battle force. The king had been dead for many years when Descartes went to Sweden, and the fairytale princess was already a queen.
Queen Christina Image source: Baidu
After Gustav II was killed in the Battle of Lützen in the Thirty Years' War, Christina, then 6, inherited the throne as a presumed heir, and by the age of 18 she began to rule de facto.
So, did the queen and Descartes intersect in history? The answer is yes.
Christina's close friend, the French ambassador, Chaeuf, often discussed with the Queen René Descartes philosophical insights, which made her interested in contacting Descartes and inviting him to Sweden. It is worth mentioning that Descartes was not only very accomplished in mathematics, but also quite accomplished in philosophy, and the famous "I think, therefore I am" is the philosophical idea put forward by Descartes.
Queen Christina and Descartes Source: Baidu
Although the Queen reminded Descartes of the harshness of winter in Sweden and advised him to come only in the spring and summer, Descartes arrived in Stockholm on 4 October 1649, and as a result the cold of the following months did cause considerable damage to his health.
Descartes and Chagnon lived together, but he went to the Palace Library at 5 a.m. every day, according to Christina's schedule, to discuss philosophy with her and the curator, the national historian John Fleienheim. Descartes, in a frozen condition, contracted pneumonia in February 1650 and died ten days later. Christina felt guilty about his death. It can be seen that Descartes' death is indeed related to the queen.
As in the legend, It is true that Queen Christina was unmarried for life, but this does not seem to have anything to do with Descartes. Christina wrote in her autobiography that she was "disgusted with marriage" and "disgusted with everything women talk about and do." For convenience, she is also keen to wear men's clothing.
The real-life version of the story ends here, so after reading the tweet, do you choose to believe in fairy tales or reality? Welcome to leave a message to discuss~