William Wordsworth and some sources from the British Mechanical Age

William Wordsworth (1770-1850) was an English Romantic poet who was the Poet Laureate. His poetry theory shook the domination of British classical poetics and strongly promoted the innovation of English poetry and the development of the Romantic movement.

He is one of the most important English poets since the Renaissance, and his poem "Simple life, noble thinking" has been adopted as the motto of Keble College, Oxford.

Main creations: 1. Lyrical poems: "Lyrical Ballads", "Next to Dingden Temple".

2. Long poems: "Overture", "Far Travel".

3. Autobiographical narrative poem: Revolution and Independence.

4. Poems: "Lucy", "Song of Narcissus", "Signs of Immortality".

Translated in a word, William's words are worth listening to and learning.

It is mainly divided into British rock and American rock.

Personally, I think British rock is more restrained and more connotative, simply put, a little "neurotic".

American rock is entertaining and catchy.

There is also a personal summary of the feature, the famous rock bands in Britain use less bass.

It's just a style of rock 'n' roll, and as you might understand, the origin or cultural roots of Scandinavian metal must have something to do with the place it's named

This kind of ** is very lyrical, more romantic, unlike punk or metal, which is a little bit heavy The theme mostly reflects the life and love of British youth

As for the more specifics, to be honest I don't know much about it I haven't heard more than 5 British bands

A lot of girls love it, including me. Britain is not as noisy as heavy metal, but it is relatively light in rock, so many people who like rock but don't like to be very noisy love British

Personal feelings: gorgeous, cheerful, lyrical, not strong enough, personal feelings

Popular tones Gentle look Girls like it very much (not excluding boys).

Almost every book about logos and brands will have an Apple computer logo written about it. But Apple's earliest logo is probably not known to many people today, and the logo was a pattern of Newton sitting under an apple tree reading a book, with streamers wrapped around the top and bottom, and Apple Computer Co. was written(It wasn't on the market at the time, so I used co.)

And not the current incThe frame is a short poem by the English poet William Wordsworth. However, this Newton logo only took a short time, and Jobs thought it was too complicated to copy and spread, so there is today's bitten apple pattern.

Many people who see the Apple logo can't help but ask: Why was the apple bitten? This may be exactly what the people who designed the Apple logo were hoping to achieve.

Those familiar with Apple's background interpret it as a symbol of vitality and vigor, which can arouse curiosity and questions, and some believe that it is due to the fact that the English word bite is homophonic with the byte, the basic unit of operation of computers. The playful logo of the fun-filled Apple computer has quickly become the go-to choice for the market's individualistic consumers, and the playful logo is in stark contrast to the serious PC camp of Intel's portfolio, and users are even looking for people who share their own values. Of course, they also form a close bond with Apple.

But Apple, with its emphasis on individuality, failed to defeat the PC camp that relied on cost advantages, until Steve Jobs made a comeback with the iPod. This product that pushed Apple and Steve Jobs to the top again, mixed all the spiritual temperament and functional demands of the Internet age, and when Bush also began to fiddle with an iPod and "Hacker Empire" was revered as an electronic Bible, you may be able to understand how the tastes of today's consumers have changed. In 2003, Apple changed its logo from a translucent silver-gray logo with a liquid metallic sheen.

The new logo is more aggressive, stylish and cool, and more in line with the aesthetic and innovative feel of the younger generation of consumers, Apple's two influential products, iTunes and iPod.