1( 1-5) in the most influential 100 historical pictures in history.

This time, Iwataro has brought you 1( 1-5) of the most influential historical photos in history, so please pay attention.

1On June 8th, 972, Nick Ut, a photographer of the Associated Press, was outside Trang Bang, about 25 miles northwest of Saigon, and the South Vietnamese Air Force mistakenly dropped incendiary bombs on the village. While taking pictures, the Vietnamese photographer saw a group of children and soldiers and a screaming naked girl running towards him. I don't know, why doesn't she have clothes? Then he realized that she had been hit by napalm.

"I took a lot of water and poured it on her. She screamed, "It's too hot! It's too hot! So, with the help of his colleagues, he transferred her to an institution in the United States for treatment and saved her life. This also triggered a debate about taking nude photos in the newsroom, which prompted many publications, including The New York Times, to overturn their policies. This photo quickly became a cultural shorthand for the atrocities of the Vietnam War. 1973, the Pulitzer Committee agreed to give him an award. In the same year, the American war ended.

1June, 963, most Americans couldn't find Vietnam on the map. However, after Associated Press photographer Malcolm Browne photographed Thich Quang Duc setting himself on Saigon Street, this war-torn Southeast Asian country was memorable. When he got there, he watched two monks pour gasoline. He quickly wrote: "At that moment, I realized what had happened and started taking pictures every few seconds."

In his Pulitzer Prize winning photo, he was wrapped in flames and looked like a quiet monk sitting next to the lotus. President Kennedy later commented: "No news report in history has caused such a great sensation in the world." Brown's photos forced people to question the relationship between the United States and the Diem government, and soon led the government to decide not to interfere in the coup in June of that year.

1993, he flew to Sudan to film the land of famine. After taking photos in Ayod village all day, he was exhausted and walked towards the bushes. There, he heard sobbing and met a thin toddler who fell down on the way to the feeding center. When he took a picture of the child, a chubby vulture landed nearby.

This photo of the 5th Solvay Conference in 1927 includes almost all the great scientific figures in the world at that time, among which 17 won the Nobel Prize. It is not just a photo, it witnessed the "golden age" in the history of science, it is not only a photo, but also a miniature brief history of "quantum mechanics".

Stars shine, and wisdom is at its peak. Even after 1000 years, mankind will still feel sorry for this great age in the history of science. The biggest confrontation in the history of IQ This meeting witnessed the biggest confrontation in the history of science.

On June 1900, Eight-Nation Alliance landed at Dagukou. The incident was caused by the Boxer Rebellion supplying foreign embassies, which eventually turned into a large-scale invasion of China by foreign powers. Before the war subsided, about 45,000 people from Eight-Nation Alliance, Japan, the United States, Austria-Hungary, Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Russia fought against the Japanese army and the Boxer Rebellion.

As early as June 17, the allies captured Dagu Fort. 14 July, the allied forces occupied Tianjin; Yulu, governor of Zhili, committed suicide after the defeat. The allied forces set out for Beijing on August 4. At that time, it was estimated that there were as many as 6.5438+0.5 million Qing soldiers and Boxers along the way, while the total number of allied troops was only over 30,000 at first (later increased). Allied forces arrived outside Beijing in the early morning of August 14, and after two days of fierce fighting, they gradually captured the gate of Beijing in August 15, and then fought with the Qing army in various parts of Beijing. By the evening of August 16, Eight-Nation Alliance had basically occupied the whole city. Before the fall of Beijing, Cixi and members of the royal family fled xi.

Such an ancient empire began to decline.