张思德不是烧鸦片炼大烟土的时候出事故死的吗？
官方档案显示，张思德1915年生于四川省仪陇县韩家湾，佃农出身。1933年参加红军，后加入中共青年团，参加过被国军围剿后向北逃跑的“长征”。1935年，在残余红军到达陕北后，张在军委警卫营担任通讯班长。1937年加入中共。1942年进了中央警备团，1943年担任毛泽东的警卫员。1944年参加“大生产运动”，在安塞县烧木炭，9月5日窑洞塌方，张思德被砸死在窑洞中。
根据史料，中共一直宣传在延安的南泥湾地区开展的“大生产运动”，其实只有少部分土地种了粮食，大部分都种上了鸦片。张耀杰披露，他曾亲自到南泥湾实地考察，“据当地政府官员讲，南泥湾本来是延安地区唯一的原始森林，被王震的三五九旅用极其野蛮落后的方式砍伐烧荒后，种植了大片的鸦片，张思德，就是在烧制烟土的过程中被活埋在窑洞里面的。”
张耀杰还透露，有研究中共党史的朋友告诉他，这些事情在中共内部文献中有记载。比如1994年11月出版的《中共中央西北局文件汇集》中的《南泥湾调查》，在中央档案馆陕西档案馆可以查到）；但中共却欺骗了中国人民半个多世纪，还把南泥湾种植的罂粟花香，让女歌唱家唱成“花篮的花儿香”，把种鸦片唱成种庄稼养牛羊。于是，烧炼鸦片的张思德被说成是烧木炭而窑塌身亡，塑造成讳莫如深骗局中一个勉强拿上台面的英雄，更被毛泽东用来鼓舞士气，代表人民。 nostr:nevent1qqswccu6m9l0jedne0c8ssluhsdtvptktxle0pp2j8p20pw0ng0macgzyr75k5c3l6fej4pc9uj2tushv3dujlw4kj0fknj7k0awhgzqd4f2ylgskxk
这是决定经济发展的主要因素
最好先考虑你自己有没有未来。
黄昏中的华盛顿州雷尼尔雪山
前几天刚学到了褪黑素melatonin。
Melatonin is a hormone that your brain produces in response to darkness. It helps with the timing of your circadian rhythms (24-hour internal clock) and with sleep. Being exposed to light at night can block melatonin production.
Research suggests that melatonin plays other important roles in the body beyond sleep. However, these effects are not fully understood.
Melatonin dietary supplements can be made from animals or microorganisms, but most often they’re made synthetically.
#english study, day day up
In this context, “reclaim” means to take back or regain control of something that was previously owned or controlled. The US Air Force is planning to take back a Pacific airfield that was used to launch atomic bombings during World War II and has been under Japanese control since then. nostr:nevent1qqsqjgklepxzn8xg458r4hpxql4lt0ad2lt2d3s3j5vupclw36jag5gzyr20luntfyd7rwut9gnjzyr0mf3gl9z7wm2env8zg32tthzjwsncc50jmqt
宜粗不宜细，因为细节太血腥，太残忍，太没有人伦底线，所以知道这些细节后，自然会否定共产党的执政合法性。
一只北极狐的旅程
从2018年3月1日到7月1日，它从挪威走到了加拿大。
Author Headshot
By Jonah M. Kessel
Deputy Director, Opinion Video
When did you realize you were lonely?
On April 30, 2023, we asked you this question. Yes, you, the reader of this newsletter and of Times Opinion.
We invited you to answer this question at the bottom of a guest essay by the surgeon general of the United States, Dr. Vivek Murthy.
“At any moment, about one out of every two Americans is experiencing measurable levels of loneliness,” Dr. Murthy wrote. “We need to acknowledge the loneliness and isolation that millions are experiencing and the grave consequences for our mental health, physical health and collective well-being.”
Acknowledge, you did. More than 1400 Times readers, ages 16 to 93, answered our call and opened up about their experiences with loneliness.
Reading those submissions back-to-back is a harrowing experience I don’t think I’ll ever forget. I was traveling on assignment for an upcoming Opinion video that required a weeklong road trip. In the hours I had to kill in the car, I read and reflected on your submissions.
Many were quite sad and yet poetic.
“Loneliness is physical pain, felt down my back which travels to invade my heart. Society has changed for even the small moments that could make us less lonely: We no longer go to the movies as often because there are less movies to see. Self-check out means that we don’t see the cashier who checks us out, food and grocery delivery makes us unlikely to bump into neighbors at the grocery store. When in a doctor's office everyone is glued to their phones instead of talking with others in the waiting room. People sit in their houses and look at their devices instead of speaking with one another,” said our 889th respondent, 44-year-old Ryan A.
Many experiences of loneliness were in direct contradiction with each other: Feeling lonely while being single; feeling lonely with a life partner. Feeling lonely for not having kids; feeling isolated and lonely by having kids. Feeling lonely because someone was working too much; feeling lonely after retirement. Feeling lonely as a caretaker; feeling lonely after a loved one is gone.
Loneliness does not discriminate by age. It was omnipresent across the human experience.
During my road trip, I began to daydream about transforming these written submissions into video. Could we translate your words into shareable emotions and bring them to the hearts and minds of Times viewers and across the internet?
In the responses, many of you mentioned a simple gesture that could help: a phone call.
So that’s what we did: We called you. Dozens of you. And we recorded those phone conversations and turned them into today’s Opinion Video “The Life Span of Loneliness.”
我的一个苹果7P，用了六年，照相镜头拉近出现模糊，电池待机缩短，其他仍然用起来很好，现在作为备用机在用。
眼真坚，赵立坚的坚
你直接说别人的老婆有味道好了
双飞
