Is China the most modern country in the world?
I think so: modern cities, modern highways, and stunning scenery. Is China really the most modern country in the world?
Do you also love old architecture?
It's very painful that so much great architecture has been lost in Germany, even through demolition after the war (Cologne Opera House). Germany has the advantage of being home to so many different styles. I love beautiful women, beautiful landscapes, but also beautiful architecture. Personally, I find the old styles very beautiful – from half-timbering…
What do you think about it?
Respectable way to get money?
Which rulers between the 15th and 20th centuries, who are seen in pictures/paintings with their sabers, do you think had to defend themselves with them?
or how many rulers or even used it themselves during the war
What is the name of this architectural style?
Hello! I wanted to know what the architectural style of this archway in Villa Hügel is called again! I think that was also somehow inspired by another style, only interrupted in the middle, but I forget which two styles they were. Thanks in advance!
Do you find it crazy how quickly everything developed from 1900 to 1950 and then, from 1950 to 2010, HUGE PROGRESS?
Before 1950, carriages were still more popular, there were still steamships, etc. Then everything happened relatively quickly. Cars took on modern forms. Computers appeared, films became more modern, CGi came into play, photos were no longer gray, the first modern smartphone came in 2007, etc.
Why are Christian countries (except the USA obviously) particularly attractive to Muslims?
I've been asking myself this question for some time, but I don't have a clear answer yet. Only speculation.
Music – different eras?
Hey Do Impressionism and Expressionism belong to the term “modernism” in music history or should they be considered separately? Depending on the : What would be the weekly differences between the three?
New car models?
Who currently has the most beautiful cars?
Would you say that we are not much freer than the serfs in the Middle Ages?
Sure, they had fewer rights on paper, but in most aspects of life they were their own masters. They could organize their work themselves, and so on. The only condition was that they made enough money in the end. Nowadays, most people are part of a kind of machine; they live to work and work…