Pompeii

Recently, I watched Yu's "Boundless Passers" and variety show "Sister Flowers". I am full of interest in historical sites in Italy. I hope to travel on the spot, feel the temperature of history and the vicissitudes of historical sites, and wander in the wisdom of ancient civilization.

The ancient city of Pompeii was buried by volcanic ash, which happened on August 24, 79 AD, and it has been 1900 years since then. There is a shock that reaches people's hearts through time, that is, the collective death of human groups and the sudden destruction without warning.

The destruction of Pompeii was only due to the accumulation of volcanic ash, and even the lava did not come, so it was excavated more than a thousand years later, and streets, shops, courtyards and sculptures were readily available.

Not only that, the rutting ditch between stones on the street, all kinds of utensils in the bakery, lewd calligraphy and painting in brothels and grotesque secret rooms in private houses all indicate that people have just left and will come back soon. Who knows, it's us who come back. Millennium fairy cave, a dream.

At that time, people buried by volcanic ash left struggling bodies before they died. When the volcanic ash cooled and solidified, it became the hard shell of these bodies. The human body decays quickly, but the hard shell of the mold is still there.

Once archaeologists in the19th century discovered this humanoid template, they slowly injected gypsum slurry into the pipe. As a result, the template was peeled off, and people saw real people, even the slightest skin wrinkles and blood vessels were clearly displayed.

The accident was buried and dug, which was shocking and made us reflect and move.

Life is impermanent, there are few planets suitable for living things in the universe, and there are natural disasters on the earth. The existence of human beings is a miracle.

Life is fragile, cherish the present, and affection, love and friendship are priceless; Make a long-term plan to protect the earth's home.