Who is Molière who Google Doodle honored?
Molière is the world's most famous playwright and perhaps the greatest artist in French drama history. Today (February 10), Google Doodle honors him.
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Molière is the world's most famous playwright and perhaps the greatest artist in French drama history. Today (February 10), Google Doodle honors him.
Today March 21 is the 334th birthday of German composer Johann Sebastian Bach, and Google Doodle has a design that cannot be more special!
Both tombs are very well preserved, to the extent that the drawings seem to be painted recently.
Scientists have discovered human footprints dating back to 15,600 years in southern Chile. This is considered the oldest trace of humanity in America.
Since the US National Aeronautics and Space Agency (NASA) was founded more than half a century ago, they have carried out hundreds of missions in space.
While Mercury's missions give people basic trajectories, Gemini's mission shows us the necessary techniques to get to the Moon.
The Bauhaus movement emerged as brothers and architects began to restore a war-ravaged Europe and gradually became a design style.
Low heat background partly contributes, but not all. In other countries near the North Pole like Greenland, their heat may not be much different from Iceland. But Greenl…
Super unpredictable storms, drought, heat waves ... all have strong impacts on human health and the environment.
Since the beginning of the year, Berkeley Earth Research Organization (USA) has predicted the possibility of 50% in 2019 will be the second hot year in history since 185…
History is not only white and black, with the help of digital imaging technology, we have a clearer view of the past.
There is a pity that history has underestimated the contribution of women.
In the history of the world, many talented students in the Year of the Pig (1839, 1959) left many legacies for humanity.
In the 13th century, Europe had hand-held convex lenses to overcome farsightedness but it was not until 200 years later that glasses for nearsighted people appeared.
Today, ao dai has become a symbol of Vietnamese tradition and although not officially made a national costume, it has become popular in this country and around the world.