History of Crossword Puzzles Fun Fact, History of Crossword Puzzles

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The history of the word labyrinth can be traced back to Pompeii in the first century AD. Crossword puzzles first appeared in the New York World on December 21, 1913. In 1924, Simon & Schüster published the first book of its kind, and crossword puzzles have since developed sexually.

I'm not sure if Southern Weekly's Xiaoqiang crossword is the earliest Chinese crossword puzzle in the mainland. But its impact is certainly the greatest, so big that it sparked a wave of Chinese crossword that continues to this day and is growing more and more — almost every newspaper has such a column.

At that time, Southern Weekly revised its trial edition, and on the basis of maintaining the inherent style of paying attention to national affairs and people's livelihood, it added many fresh and lovely columns. "Xiaoqiang Crossword" is one of the most impressive and best columns for me.

Unlike the traditional crossword puzzles in alphabet-speaking countries, "Xiaoqiang Crossword" does not test vocabulary, but whether you are a knower of this era.

Lu Xun's original name was Lu Yi.

Wang Xiaobo's "Times Trilogy" is "**Era", "**Era" and "Bronze Age" respectively.

Vancouver, Canada is a city in Canada.

Romain Rolland won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1916 "The sky is vast, the wilderness is vast, the wind blows the grass and the cattle and sheep are low" from the song of Ele.

(1) Lu Yi.

2) "The Times", "The Times" and "The Bronze Age".

3) Canada.

5) "Song of the Ele".

1, Lu Xun's name is Lu Yi.

2. **Era", "**Era" and "Bronze Age" are the essence of Wang Xiaobo's works.

3. Vancouver is the industrial center of Canada, with a population of 2.1 million, and Romain Rolland won the Nobel Prize in Literature. Reason for the award: to celebrate the noble ideals of his work and the compassion for humanity and love of truth that he has in his depictions of a variety of different types of characters.

5. The poem "The sky is blue, the wilderness is vast, the wind blows the grass and sees the cattle and sheep." "It is a folk song from the Northern and Southern Dynasties

Lu Yi ** Age ** Bronze Age.

Canadian 1915 Elego.

1 Lu Yi 2 "** Era", "** Times" and "Bronze Age" 3 Canada 4 Nobel Prize in Literature in 1916 5 Ele Song.

1. The collective name of Qian Qianyi, Wu Weiye, and Gong Dingyu, poets of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.

2, Liu He. 3, "Drunken Song".

4. "Back Mountain".

5, Water Margin.