Since its construction to the present, dozens of emperors have lived in the Forbidden City, leaving behind countless historical stories that are both interesting and scary. Especially the spooky mysteries surrounding this place. Although it is just a word of mouth, unverified and unanswered, it also makes the public extremely excited and curious. Inside the Forbidden City, there are always many mysteries In 1992, a group of tourists visiting the Forbidden City saw the image of a group of palace maids dressed in ancient costumes, lining up to walk in the rain, causing everyone to panic. Witnessing this, some people in the tour group, after regaining their senses, used their cameras to capture the strange scene. Before this mysterious event, there were some scientists who made their own statements, but not many people recognized them. After the above story was widely spread, many people wondered why only these guests witnessed the image of the palace maids. After a while, some scientists explained that perhaps the red walls at the Imperial Palace contain Fe3O4 (iron oxide) and this is the cause of this phenomenon. Specifically, the camera of the delegation contains iron oxide and thanks to this component, when an electric current flows through, the camera can record images of the bows. The researchers also believe that electricity from lightning can travel through red walls, turning it into a “giant camera”. Or like the story in the royal garden, there are often warm female voices during the day and pitiful cries at night Accordingly, it is possible that more than 100 years ago, the group of palace maidens also walked in this area in the middle of a storm. It was the strong lightning in the rain and the red wall that acted as a camera, capturing this scene. After more than 100 years, during the same rain in 1992, the “giant camera” once again happened to work. However, it does not record the image as before, but this time it emits the image. Facing this judgment, some architects have protested because the red wall in the Forbidden City has been painted and repaired many times, so if there is really iron oxide, it has been covered for a long time and cannot be created. a “giant camera” as scientists put it. However, some old people who lived in the Forbidden City in the past believe that this place is a “park” of spirits. In the old feudal times, palace maids and eunuchs were often pushed into a well or beaten to death in a secluded corner. And perhaps because of their sudden death, they are still lingering in this world. In the book “Folk legends of old Beijing” is recorded the story of an elderly eunuch about an incident he witnessed in the past, when the Qing dynasty had not yet ended. He said: “It was an extremely hot night, and I and some other eunuchs returned to their accommodation to rest after completing their assigned tasks. At that time, I went last. Suddenly, I felt Someone tapped me on the shoulder from behind. But when I looked back, I didn’t see anyone.” Many thrilling stories have created the veil of mystery of this ancient place. The old eunuch emphasized his fear, revealing: “I was so scared inside, but I could only keep walking. Then someone tapped me on the shoulder again. I still thought it was the person. But when I turned to look back, I only saw a palace maid without legs, floating in the air.” “At that time, because I was so scared, I screamed. An elderly eunuch later scolded me many times, he said these ghosts are not to blame. Because they only used to go out late at night for a walk. comfort, not arbitrarily harming anyone.” Although there are many conflicting opinions on this issue, so far, no one has been able to give an explanation for this mysterious event. Therefore, the image of the palace maidens walking in the rain in 1992 is forever a mystery. See more: Decipher the mystery of the Forbidden City: Life ‘with the whole country’ only lacks the freedom of the Qing Emperor

Russia is very big. There is an interesting historical story related to this, that is that Peter the Great (1672-1725) – the great tsar in Russian history – did not know how far his country stretched. And he was determined to find the eastern end of the territory. To decipher the mystery of the easternmost tip of Russia, Peter the Great had to hire a Danish seafarer named Vitus Bering (1681-1741) to survey from the coast of Siberia from the Kamchatka peninsula to the north. In 1828, Bering sailed into a narrow strait separating Siberia and Alaska. The strait was later named after him, the Bering Strait. Continuing north, Bering determined that the eastern end of Siberia was a headland jutting into the strait. Bering suspected that there must be some land further east, but it was not until his second voyage in 1741 that he first saw the Alaskan coast across the strait. During the first half of the 19th century, the Russians established control over Alaska, making this frozen land the easternmost part of the Russian empire. By 1867, US Secretary of State William H. Seward was negotiating to buy Alaska from the Russians for $7.2 million. The easternmost of Russia now retreats to the Siberian tip that Bering once discovered. Today, evidence of Russian settlements still exists throughout Southeast Alaska, as evidenced by Russian landmarks and a number of churches built by the Russians when they were still living there. here. Invite readers to watch the video: President Vladimir Putin after 2 decades leading Russia | VTV TSTC.

In the dark, rescuers found a young Chinese man clinging to a wooden door, trembling but alive. It was Fang Lang, one of six Chinese who survived the tragedy and the rescue that later inspired a famous scene in the 1997 Hollywood blockbuster “Titanic”. Titanic was the largest ocean-going ship in the world in the 1910s. It was described as “invincible fish” before sinking in the Atlantic in 1912. Photo: Easyvoyage However, miraculous survival is not the end of their trials. Within 24 hours of arriving at the immigration screening station on Ellis Island, New York, they were deported from the United States for a controversial law banning mainlanders from immigrating in the country. According to the BBC, 6 men disappeared from history to the present day. A documentary film has just been released on the mainland titled “The Six” has clarified their identity and life, 109 years after their fateful trip. The film unfolds the story outside of the legendary Titanic, a story shaped by racism and anti-immigration policies that are gaining special attention following the recent wave of persecution of Asians in the United States. Who are the 6 Chinese survivors? The men were identified as Lee Bing, Fang Lang, Chang Chip, Ah Lam, Chung Foo and Ling Hee. They are believed to be sailors coming to the Caribbean to work. Arthur Jones, British filmmaker and director of The Six, told the BBC that they were known as a group, not as an individual. A ticket listing the names of eight Chinese guests aboard the Titanic. 6 of them survived the shipwreck tragedy. Photo: LP Films The names of the Chinese survivors were on the list of passengers on the Titanic. Articles covering the sinking of the Titanic also briefly mentioned them. However, according to historians and researchers, unlike other survivors who had been praised by the media, this group of Chinese people was vilified for their anti-Chinese views in the West in the early 20th century. For example, in a report published a few days after the sinking, The Brooklyn Daily Eagle called the Chinese survivors “creatures” that rushed into the lifeboats “at the first sign of danger. and hide under the seats. However, research by the documentary production team shows that this claim is false. They built a replica of the Titanic’s lifeboat and found that it was impossible for the Chinese men to hide underneath without being spotted. “I think, we see the same thing today. We are seeing immigrants turned into scapegoats,” commented director Jones. Lifeboat took survivors away from the sinking area of ​​the Titanic in April 2012. Photo: Easyvoyage Other media have even accused the Chinese of dressing up as women in order to be given priority on boarding the lifeboats. But Tim Maltin, the Titanic historian, says there is no evidence that the survivors of the Chinese had either stowed away or disguised themselves as women. Mr. Maltin believes, these are stories made up by the press and public opinion after the event. Rumors may stem from the stigma attached to many male survivors, as the vast majority of the general public believes that women and children should be given priority in the rescue. According to the historian Maltin, Chinese men tried to help other survivors. Fang Lang, who tied himself to a floating door in the sea, later steered the lifeboat that helped bring many people to safety. What happened to them after the crash? Rejected by the US, six Chinese men were sent to Cuba. They quickly made their way to England, where there was a shortage of sailors as many British sailors enlisted in World War I. (From left to right) Three of the Chinese guests who survived the tragedy with the Titanic were Ah Lam, Fang Lang and Ling Hee. Photo: LP Films Chang Chip became more and more ill after the fateful night and eventually died of pneumonia in 1914. He was buried in an unmarked grave in a London cemetery. The remainder worked together in Britain until 1920, when the country experienced a post-war recession and anti-immigrant sentiment surged. Some are married to British women and have children. However, anti-immigrant policies force them to leave the country without notice, leaving their relatives behind. “It’s not their fault. All these families have been divided because of politics, which they really don’t have any control over,” said director Jones. Lee Bing immigrated to Canada, while Fang Lang, after taking a train between Britain and Hong Kong for many years, became a citizen of the United States, the country that once rejected him. Similarity between history and today Tom Fong, son of Fang Lang was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA almost half a century after the sinking of the Titanic. His family surname has many different spellings in English. For decades, Fong was unaware of his father’s experiences aboard the legendary ship, dubbed “unsinkable”. “My father never mentioned it. At least not to me or my mother,” said Fong. Tom Fong was not told by his father – Fang Lang about what he experienced. Photo: LP Films Mr. Fang died in 1985, at the age of 90. Only 20 years later, his son was revealed by a family member that the father had survived the terrible shipwreck. Fong thinks his father may have kept it a secret because of his hurt and discrimination. “There was a lot of information saying that they were sneaking under the boat and disguised as women … stories like that were widely spread at that time,” Fong stressed. As The Six’s team traces the descendants of survivors, many of them still hesitate to share stories of stigma that family members experienced a century ago. Over the past 100 years, the hostility suffered by the six Chinese survivors has been eerily repeated in the midst of anti-Asian racism arose in today’s pandemic scene. In the US alone, there have been thousands of abuse cases reported in recent months, ranging from spit, verbal harassment to violent assault. Fong decided to share his family’s story in the hope that everyone will learn the truth about the Chinese survivors of the Titanic disaster and reflect on current events. “Because if you don’t know history, it will repeat itself,” he asserted.

1. Death Valley in America: If Earth is our home, Death Valley is the oven. This beautiful valley holds the record for the highest temperature ever recorded on our planet 56.7 ° C. No matter how healthy you are, the harsh heat and heat of the valley will tire you out very quickly. Without water, you can only live here for 14 hours. (Photo: Tpsdave). 2. Danakil Desert (Ethiopia): The average temperature is usually higher than 50 degrees Celsius and there are many active volcanoes with geysers of toxic gas. It’s hard to imagine the brutal landscape of Africa’s Danakil Desert. Most people might think this is a terrible “hell on earth” place, but it still attracts a lot of brave adventurers from all over the world. (Photo: (c) V). 3. Mount Washington, USA: Mount Washington holds the world record for the fastest winds on the Earth’s surface. The highest recorded speed recorded here is 327 km / h. However, this is not the only danger, freezing temperatures can drop as low as -40 degrees and the continuous heavy snowfall makes Mount Washington a very dangerous place. Although the height is only 1,917 meters, Mount Washington is one of the most dangerous mountain peaks in the world (Photo: The Pilot’s-Eye View). 4. Volcano Sinabung, Indonesia: This is an active volcano located on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Eruption occurred here so often, leaving thousands with no shelter or livelihood. Nearby towns and villages were covered with lava and ash several times in 2010, 2013, 2014, and 2015. The most recent eruption occurred on February 27, 2016. That eruption had launched. a cloud of volcanoes, rocks and ashes. And no one knows what will happen tomorrow (Image: M.Jacobs). 5. Snake Island (Brazil): Located off the coast of Brazil, this island is recognized as the most dangerous place on this planet. The reason for this is quite simple – this place is full of one of the most poisonous snakes in the world. The Brazilian government has banned any tourists from setting foot on it (Image: Joao Marcos Rosa). 6. Madidi National Park, Bolivia: At first glance, this place looks very beautiful, but it is really dangerous. Why? Because it is home to the most poisonous and ferocious animals in the world. Any of the plants here can cause itchiness, rash, and dizziness. Any cut, or even a small wound, can become infected with a tropical parasite. (Photo: Jess Kraft). 7. Death Valley, Kamchatka, Russia: The Kamchatka Peninsula, in the Russian Far East also has its own Death Valley. The high concentration of toxic gas in this area seriously threatens all living things: plants and animals die quickly, while people feel unwell and have fever, dizziness and cold. (Photo: Igor Shpelenok). 8. Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands: This island looks like a paradise. However, Bikini Atoll is indeed home to many nuclear testing programs, which has turned the picturesque Bikini Island into a radioactive wasteland. Residents were forced to leave their homes, and even today still dangerous to living organisms, the abnormally high levels of radiation here can cause cancer. (Photo: Pixabay). 9. Crocodile farm in Chonburi, Thailand: In Thailand, a crocodile farm is open for tourists to visit and fish for crocodiles. Tourists are taken to a small house in the middle of the lake, they use the meat caught in the hook to fish for crocodiles. The reptiles then jump out of the water to capture their meat and food. There are tourists who also tease the crocodile by suspending the meat in front of them and then pulling it up when the hungry animals reach out. (Photo: Jon Nok / SWNS). 10. Erta Ale Volcano, Ethiopia: Erta Ale volcano, in the Afar region of Ethiopia, is one of the most dangerous volcanoes on the planet. Small earthquakes are continuously shaking the area, forming many deep trenches. This happens because Erta Ale contains two lava lakes in the crater. The amount of lava in them constantly changes, causing the Earth’s surface to shake up and down. (Photo: Matthew – Heather). 11. Lake Natron, Tanzania: It may seem like an extraterrestrial landscape, but this surreal image is actually a photograph of Lake Natron in Tanzania. The alkaline salt crust on the surface of the lake is so dangerous that all living organisms will die if they come into contact with it alone. And the strong smell of hydrogen sulphide coming from the lake’s surface will not allow you to admire the beautiful scenery for long. (Photo: Bildagentur Zoonar GmbH).

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