History in the Cracks is in a hurry!! Any format is fine, as long as you can read it!!

What is history? The question may be a little simpler. It is a subject that students have been exposed to since junior high school, just like mathematics and Chinese.

It has too many names of people, places, and times, events to memorize, and everything has its historical significance. Maybe history is boring, but when the teacher tells fascinating stories, history becomes wonderful and fun again. The title of this book is "History in the Cracks", and the title itself gives us such a hint of what kind of history is real history.

All history is modern history," says Croce. When we come to look at history now, we are all judging historical events from our own standpoint and from our own perspective. The so-called Round Table is based on the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table, an ancient English hero.

There is no chief or last seat at the round table, which symbolizes the ordinary position of the knight sitting around the table. The meetings held at the round table are called "round tables" and indicate that all parties to the negotiations are equal. By the time I opened the book, such a meeting had already begun.

Everyone should have an obsessive desire for the truth, just like the desire to be close to the fountain of the heart, maybe the truth is cruel, and we should also be satisfied with wishful thinking and falsehood. Time has separated us too far from history, leaving us without the opportunity to have a dialogue with the ancients, who did not understand or understand. If you can, you might as well start now and look at their ideals, their suffering, their utilitarianism, their falsehood.

There is it in the bookstore, Xinhua Bookstore, I bought it.

Extraction code: RB7F "In the Cracks" is a drama film directed by Maysaloun Hamoud and starring Mouna Hawa, Shaden Kanboura, and Sana Jammalieh. The story deliberately portrays three very different types of women - conservative Muslims, independent strong women, and lesbians.

In Tel Aviv's complex cultural background, they have been in conflict and reconciliation with vastly different values, and it is beautiful to be united by the suffering shared by women.

A Time for Us episode from the movie Romeo and Juliet, but Krystal uses the rhythm and blues piano version, so check it out for yourself.

Don't say thank you or anything, they're all lovers. We should help each other, and let's receive the letter.

Wow, it turns out that there is this exquisite, learned.