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Today February 8, Google Doodle designed Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge's image to celebrate 225 years of his birth. So who is Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge?
Hedwig Kohn's life later became a shining example for many young scientists to follow.
Today Google Doodle celebrates 139 years of Paul Klee's birth. So who is Paul Klee and what does he contribute to humanity?
Hounds and Jackals, also known as the '58 holes', are an ancient game that is extremely popular in Egypt and Mesopotamia.
The legacy Mickey left does not stop on the screen but has become an indispensable part of popular culture, associated with the name of Walt Disney founder.
The FBI is one of the world's most reputable, but well-known criminal investigation organizations. However, there may be many interesting things that you probably don't…
The scene in Japan's familiar animated films is not entirely built up from imagination, but also by the reimagination of world-famous tourist destinations.
The truth about the 'Venus' was finally found by the historians after more than 500 years of being buried.
From Apple to Starbucks, the names of our companies still know there are surprising (and sometimes vague) histories behind them.
Kawah Ijen volcano in East Java, Indonesia is where miners work hard to get sulfur manually.
King Shapur I of the Sasanian Empire is one of the most famous historical emperors.
Today, visitors to Coogee, Sydney, Australia still refer to the famous incident: sharks emitting the arm that occurred 83 years ago at the regional aquarium.
People in many countries around the world have their own superstitious notions like chewing gum at night, not taking photos of 3 people ..
The portrait of Mona Lisa hangs in the Louvre, protected by bulletproof glass and attracts thousands of visitors every day.
Unlike the famous glass beach in California, or Ussuri bay, where nature must work hard to turn pieces of glass or porcelain into colorful pebbles.