【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[I always thought that "Anonymous" was a great writer, and his articles appeared in various places.

I remembered another thing. When I was a kid, I thought the "Secretary-General of the United Nations" was the biggest official in the world.

[I always thought the tie under the KFC man was his limbs]

[Before I was 5 years old, I thought there were only two countries in the world: China and foreign countries. But now there are probably many people who still think so]

[I thought the philtrum was the buttocks of a person. Because it is in the middle of a person. Then I saw some stories that if someone fainted, they would pinch his philtrum.

Me: Confused but also a little shocked]

"When Hong Kong and Macau returned to China, I thought all the people there moved to live here. We allocated a Hong Konger to every household [laughing and crying R]"

"When I was a kid, I really thought that if I swallowed bubble gum by mistake, my intestines would stick together and I would die, so every time I ate bubble gum, I was very, very, very careful [shame R]"

"My mother said very seriously that if a spider crawled through someone's underwear, they would give birth to a litter of spiders, that a woman bitten by a mad dog would give birth to mad puppies, and that people who took a long bath would be forcibly broken into and dragged out naked. I was terrified for a long time and didn't know why she scared me like this. Even if I have children in the future, I will never be that kind of mother."

"When I was a kid, I wrote an essay about becoming the Secretary-General of the United Nations in 2035 [笑泣R][笑泣R][笑泣R]"

"When I was a kid, I thought the Secretary-General of the United Nations was the highest official, and I told my mom that I wanted to be one in the future. Later I learned that this position can only be held by citizens of small countries, and citizens of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council cannot do it [laughing and crying R] I don't know whether to be sad or proud for a moment."

"Not bad. When you were a kid, you knew at least three countries. I thought there was only one country in the world: China, and other places (the United States, Japan, South Korea, etc.) all belonged to a province or city in China [笑泣R][笑泣R][笑泣R]"

"My daughter is 3 years old. She now thinks there are only two countries in the world, China and the UK. Because Peppa Pig is in the UK, I am trying to persuade her to learn English well, otherwise she won't be able to communicate with Peppa Pig when she goes to the UK."

Our ancestors in the early Qin and Han dynasties said: Aren’t those outside just bandits and the Huns? Could there be other countries or other civilizations?

Qin Shi Huang: His ambition to conquer lands began to stir again. But after looking at the current situation of the Qin Dynasty, his active mind gradually calmed down.

Alas, let's develop our own Great Qin first! As for conquering territories, leave it to Fusu's descendants... Anyway, Fusu can't be relied on, and being an excellent king who defends the city is my greatest expectation for him.

A child who loves eating candy since childhood: What is bubble gum? Why do people in later generations have it but I don’t? I want to eat candy, too, mom, I want to eat bubble gum, too! [crying] [making a fuss]

Some mothers whose tempers have been pushed to the brink of rage by their naughty children: We don’t have bubble gum, but how about bamboo shoot candy? The kind that can beat you to pieces, really, very sweet! [Smile]

Various schools of painters who are good at drawing portraits: That portrait of KFC is so unique and different. It turns out that there is such a way of drawing in the world. It looks really novel, but does it lack a certain artistic conception? Let's study it carefully!

The later photos of KFC brought a new inspiration to ancient painters.

When archaeologists of later generations excavated the tombs of their ancestors, they saw not only many imagist portraits, but also many realistic portraits. Some perfectionist painters, in pursuit of authenticity, painted people's appearance features so vividly that they looked like living people.