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@real_barron01 ❤ ❤ ❤

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@elonmuskTN Yes！more than ever ！

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@evilinside44 祝福🎊

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Siapa yang Harus Diikuti

我以为我们不能靠斗争二字。于广大无权无势大众，高叫大骂，而散如沙，谓之斗而不争；虽群而起，但无方无策，谓之争而不进；有图无谋，谓之进而不取。

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@tonychu Cool ！新年快乐🎉

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似僧有发，似俗无尘。作梦中梦，见身外身。

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During World War II, Cologne, a major city in Germany, experienced heavy bombings as part of the Allied strategic bombing campaign. The bombings targeted industrial and military facilities but often resulted in widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure, including historic landmarks. Cologne Cathedral, one of Germany's most iconic and historically significant structures, was not spared from the devastation. In March 1945, as the war was reaching its final stages, American soldiers found themselves amidst the ruins of Cologne Cathedral. Despite the destruction surrounding them, a sense of resilience and determination prevailed. In an act of faith and solidarity, a mass was held within the rubble of the cathedral, symbolizing both the soldiers' personal beliefs and their commitment to rebuilding and healing the war-torn nation. The sight of American soldiers gathered for a religious service amidst the ruins of Cologne Cathedral serves as a poignant reminder of the human spirit's ability to endure and find solace even in the most challenging and devastating circumstances. It represents a powerful moment of hope and unity in the midst of destruction, highlighting the importance of faith and shared values in times of turmoil.

historyinmemes's tweet photo. During World War II, Cologne, a major city in Germany, experienced heavy bombings as part of the Allied strategic bombing campaign. The bombings targeted industrial and military facilities but often resulted in widespread destruction of civilian infrastructure, including historic landmarks. Cologne Cathedral, one of Germany's most iconic and historically significant structures, was not spared from the devastation.

In March 1945, as the war was reaching its final stages, American soldiers found themselves amidst the ruins of Cologne Cathedral. Despite the destruction surrounding them, a sense of resilience and determination prevailed. In an act of faith and solidarity, a mass was held within the rubble of the cathedral, symbolizing both the soldiers' personal beliefs and their commitment to rebuilding and healing the war-torn nation.

The sight of American soldiers gathered for a religious service amidst the ruins of Cologne Cathedral serves as a poignant reminder of the human spirit's ability to endure and find solace even in the most challenging and devastating circumstances. It represents a powerful moment of hope and unity in the midst of destruction, highlighting the importance of faith and shared values in times of turmoil.

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如果站在一个资深背包客的角度，我是不推荐来美国旅游的。也许可以说美国适合工作、生活，但完全不适合背包游。美国并不是一个看重旅游业的国家，加上注重原生态的保护，很多我们习惯的配套设施在美国都没有。在美国旅行无法依靠公共交通系统，只有租车这一种选择。大部分城市、景点也没有背包客最爱的青旅。所以旅行的成本相对其他国家是肯定高很多，但舒适度也未见得有多大提高。毋庸置疑，美国的自然风光无可匹敌，而且具备难得的多样性，各种国家公园美不胜收。但风光对于背包客其实只是旅行的一小部分。美国作为一个年轻的现代国家，历史人文��面的内容就略显薄弱，而且地区的差异性不大，不会给你特别强烈的文化冲击。你在洛杉矶看到的、吃到的东西，一路走到纽约也还是一样。文化的差异性、多样性在浮光掠影的过程中很难感受，不像新疆、西藏这种地方，抬眼可见的区别和震撼。这些东西恰恰是我这样的背包客最看重的内容。我打个不太恰当的比方，像西湖这样的风景，其实全世界多的是，但是为什么我们还是觉得它无可替代？因为哪里的一草一木都是历史的沉淀和浓缩，处处你都可以穿越时空和历史文化共情。但在美国这种感受你是没有的。有时候我在逛国家公园的时候在想，在原生态中，如果能一点历史的沉淀，哪怕是个不起眼的摩崖都好。因为再绝美的风景，没有一个文化的梗撑住，看多了迟早都容易忘。反而是那些拓荒者的遗迹，比如小木屋、矿坑之类的，让我比较兴奋。最致命的一点是，作为背包客，美国的旅行方式不利于加深人与人的交流。困于驾车，没有青旅，公交不便，很多旅行者之间、旅行者和本地人��间交流的机会很少。除了看风景还是看风景。但是我们知道，其实很多时候旅途中我们不能忘怀的东西，不是风景，而是那些遇见过的人，发生过的事。因为我一直有一种旅行的理念——这个世间，人，只有人，才是最伟大的风景。