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Why have there never been any bird droppings on the roofs of the Forbidden City in the past 600 years?
The Forbidden City in Beijing is a magnificent palace, holding the history of China through the ages.
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Strange black creature moving on the floor and the creepy truth
Seeing the strange black creature wriggling on the floor, many witnesses could not help but be scared.
History
Decipher the name 'Forbidden City' of the Imperial Palace: The wall is red with yellow tiles but uses the word 'zi' to mean purple?
Few people know that the 'death' in the Forbidden City also has the meaning from the idiom 'death gas east hybrid'.
Environment
Beautiful paving stones from plastic waste
Kazakh designer Enis Akiev has developed a method of turning single-use plastic packaging into tiles by simulating the organic process of rock formation.
World celebrity
Google changes Doodle honor Seiichi Miyake: Father works for visually impaired people
More than 5 decades ago, Seiichi Miyake created a revolution for blind people when participating in traffic. So who is Seiichi Miyake?
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Turn urine into brick to build houses
Urine combined with sand and bacteria will create a new construction material, harder than limestone tiles.
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The question about Leonardo Da Vinci's oldest painting
Although it is only a small square tile painted with Archangel Gabriel's hair curling, it may also be Leonardo da Vinci's oldest surviving work of art.
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Why are tile floors peeling?
According to construction experts, peeling bricks are a common phenomenon in many civil works, with the location being broken though many times removing the tiles.
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Illusion of concave house background deceiving many people
The human brain is extremely complex but can easily be fooled by images that create optical illusions.
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Learn the origins of cotton bricks 'classics'
Talking about cotton tiles, marble tiles
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Tips for cleaning the bathroom easily
Cleaning the bathroom properly also helps reduce the amount of germs. Read and learn some ways to help clean your bathroom.
Archeology
Villas more than 1,500 years old may belong to the Roman emperor
The largest Roman villa complex in the UK, after more than 1,500 years, was found on a farmhouse after workers discovered mosaic tiles preserved well.
Archeology
Discovering many vestiges and ancient relics in Ho Citadel
Recently, in the process of inventorying and surveying monuments in the buffer zone of Ho Chi Minh City's World Heritage, officials of the Center have discovered many ve…
Archeology
Discovering the mystery in the ground of ancient My Son tower
As PV reported, recently when the rainwater flowed, it revealed the sandstone Linga statue at My Son heritage, at the top of the statue with the relief of the statue of…
Archeology
Discovering strange artifacts at My Son Sanctuary
Excavated at the area surrounding the E7 tower of the Cham tower complex at My Son Holy Land, Duy Xuyen District, Quang Nam, archaeologists have discovered many strange…