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Baron Michausen is a real person. He was a manor owner in Hanover, Germany, in the18th century, and was born in a noble family. He was also a soldier. He served in Russia, fought side by side with the Turks and loved hunting. Min Haosen is good at talking, humorous by nature, generous and won the respect of his friends. He had no children, and his wife was a woman with considerable wealth, so she died before him. Later, he married a young girl of 18. The second marriage was very unfortunate 1787 On February 22nd, he suffered a lot emotionally and finally went to sleep.
Shortly after Minghausen returned to Germany from the army, he was recognized as an outstanding storyteller. He made up many strange adventure stories to tell people. For example, how Baron Michausen's horse was hung on the roof, how he hunted with lard, small iron bars and long needles for sewing shoes, how he flew by shells, how he traveled to the moon, how he was swallowed by a big fish and escaped, how he met a three-legged man on the island of dried cheese, and how he struggled with a big bear for three days and three nights ... These bizarre stories reflect the time. Min Haosheng has also become synonymous with bragging and lying, exaggerating things infinitely, so it is unreliable. The rich imagination of this work is worth learning.
Michael crichton's mystery ball.
Brief introduction to the story
A group of American scientists are exploring a huge unknown hull thousands of feet underwater in the South Pacific. The process of detection caused a series of surprises and questions. It turns out that this is a spaceship. According to the information on the ship, it fell from outer space, but surprisingly, it is intact and has a history of 300 years. The most mysterious object on this spaceship is a big ball with a diameter of 30 feet. Scientists have discovered an amazing secret, which makes them face severe challenges. What kind of fate will mankind face from it?
Brief introduction of the author
Michael crichton (1942)/kloc-0 was born in Chicago, Illinois, USA on April 42. He studied in the literature department of Harvard University and then transferred to the department of archaeology and anthropology. After graduation, he entered the medical school for further study, and 1969 obtained a master's degree in medicine from Harvard University. Up to now, Clayton has written 14 novels, with the global total sales exceeding1000000 copies, which have been translated into more than 30 languages and widely distributed, among which 13 novels have been made into movies. Clayton has also made excellent achievements in film and television photography. His film Spring in the Emergency Room is an American high-yield drama. Clayton also founded FilmTrack Film Software Company, and his film "westworld" was the first film with computer special effects in the world. He won many honors, such as Amy Award, American Radio and Television Cultural Achievement Award, American Writers Association Award and so on. 1992 People magazine named him one of the 50 most elegant people in the world.
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