1/291 de 09-03 13:41:14-09-03 13:41:27 Portugal
2/291 bg 09-03 13:41:17-09-03 13:41:27 Spain
3/291 aaa 09-03 13:41:24-09-03 13:41:27 Just the names of these two countries,
4/291 09-03 13:41:21-09-03 13:41:27 Who translated it?
5/291 hp 09-03 13:41:23-09-03 13:41:27 It's illogical,
6/291 09-03 13:41:25-09-03 13:41:40 But it is also extremely vivid.
7/291 09-03 13:42:11-09-03 13:42:20 What does that mean?
8/291 xss 09-03 13:41:27-09-03 13:41:40 I'll explain it to you.
9/291 hp 09-03 13:42:50-09-03 13:42:53 First, in Chinese, all country names are translated into Eng...
10/291 bg 09-03 13:41:30-09-03 13:41:40 For example, England.
11/291 09-03 13:41:33-09-03 13:41:40 United Kingdom
12/291 09-03 13:41:34-09-03 13:41:40 France,
13/291 hp 09-03 13:41:35-09-03 13:41:40 France,
14/291 aaa 09-03 13:41:37-09-03 13:41:40 Thailand,
15/291 n 09-03 13:41:38-09-03 13:41:40 Thailand.
16/291 de 09-03 13:41:39-09-03 13:41:54 Then Spain,
17/291 09-03 13:41:44-09-03 13:41:54 Spain,
18/291 09-03 13:41:45-09-03 13:41:54 It's reasonable that it appears in Spain.
19/291 aaa 09-03 13:41:46-09-03 13:41:54 But where did this tooth come from?
20/291 n 09-03 13:41:50-09-03 13:41:54 There is also Portuguese, Portugal.
21/291 hp 09-03 13:41:47-09-03 13:41:54 It's passable.
22/291 xss 09-03 13:41:53-09-03 13:42:05 However, this tooth has no source at all.
23/291 09-03 13:41:51-09-03 13:42:05 These two words are completely meaningless.
24/291 bg 09-03 13:41:55-09-03 13:42:05 This is about the names of countries.
25/291 aaa 09-03 13:42:01-09-03 13:42:05 This time, we started from Cape Town in South Africa.
26/291 09-03 13:41:57-09-03 13:42:05 Along the coast of West Africa,
27/291 09-03 13:41:58-09-03 13:42:05 On the way north,
28/291 de 09-03 13:42:02-09-03 13:42:08 Finally, it stopped in Lisbon, Portugal.
29/291 hp 09-03 13:42:04-09-03 13:42:05 Of course, it has passed through a large number of African c...
30/291 n 09-03 13:42:05-09-03 13:42:19 What I heard the most along the way was Portuguese.
31/291 bg 09-03 13:42:08-09-03 13:42:20 Oh,
32/291 09-03 13:42:10-09-03 13:42:20 I suddenly realized,
33/291 09-03 13:42:14-09-03 13:42:29 Portugal and Spain are really the two big gates of Europe de...
34/291 aaa 09-03 13:42:13-09-03 13:42:20 This is a great discovery!
35/291 hp 09-03 13:42:17-09-03 13:42:20 Is there any?
36/291 xss 09-03 13:42:19-09-03 13:42:29 So, quickly like it.
37/291 de 09-03 13:42:20-09-03 13:42:29 DianWanZanTingWoJiXuGenNiJiang。
38/291 de 09-03 13:43:06-09-03 13:43:16 If we look at the map,
39/291 n 09-03 13:42:22-09-03 13:42:29 The Iberian Peninsula is like Europe's mouth that stretches ...
40/291 09-03 13:42:26-09-03 13:42:29 So, the big mouth had two large buck teeth.
41/291 bg 09-03 13:42:23-09-03 13:42:29 Portuguese and Spanish.
42/291 aaa 09-03 13:42:34-09-03 13:42:43 First, let's talk about the location where this giant tooth ...
43/291 hp 09-03 13:42:29-09-03 13:42:43 The entire western coast of Africa was gradually discovered ...
44/291 09-03 13:42:32-09-03 13:42:43 The Cape of Good Hope was discovered by the Portuguese.
45/291 bg 09-03 13:42:31-09-03 13:42:43 Like Angela,
46/291 xss 09-03 13:43:26-09-03 13:43:35 Mozambique
47/291 de 09-03 13:43:24-09-03 13:43:27 Buddha's Corner,
48/291 09-03 13:42:35-09-03 13:42:43 There is also Guinea-Bissau, Saint Vincent and the Grenadine...
49/291 n 09-03 13:42:38-09-03 13:42:43 Brazil in South America has Goa, India.
50/291 09-03 13:42:40-09-03 13:42:53 East Java, Indonesia.
51/291 de 09-03 14:52:10-09-03 14:52:21 Of course, Macau, China, was also a Portuguese colony.
52/291 xss 09-03 13:42:43-09-03 13:42:53 From West Africa to the Americas and Asia,
53/291 de 09-03 13:42:41-09-03 13:42:53 The Portuguese have left their mark all over the world.
54/291 bg 09-03 13:42:46-09-03 13:42:53 India was the first true global empire.
55/291 09-03 13:42:49-09-03 13:42:53 Starting from the conquest of North Africa in 1415,
56/291 09-03 13:42:47-09-03 13:42:53 By 1999,
57/291 hp 09-03 13:42:57-09-03 13:43:06 The return of Macau to China, which was a Portuguese global ...
58/291 aaa 09-03 13:42:51-09-03 13:42:53 This is a small country with only 10 million people.
59/291 n 09-03 13:42:53-09-03 13:43:06 But his language is used by 2.7 billion people around the wo...
60/291 bg 09-03 13:42:56-09-03 13:43:06 It is the sixth most widely used language in the world.
61/291 09-03 13:42:59-09-03 13:43:06 Although the colony is no longer there today,
62/291 aaa 09-03 13:43:00-09-03 13:43:06 However, Portuguese is the lasting imprint of that once grea...
63/291 n 09-03 13:43:41-09-03 13:43:46 The other big tooth is Spain.
64/291 09-03 13:43:01-09-03 13:43:16 That's even more exaggerated.
65/291 hp 09-03 13:43:10-09-03 13:43:16 Today, there are 21 countries in the world where Spanish is ...
66/291 09-03 13:43:03-09-03 13:43:06 There are five hundred million people speaking Spanish world...
67/291 bg 09-03 13:43:07-09-03 13:43:16 All of Central and South America, except for Brazil, speak P...
68/291 xss 09-03 13:43:04-09-03 13:43:16 Other countries have Spanish as their first language.
69/291 n 09-03 13:43:11-09-03 13:43:16 In Asia, and even in the Philippines,
70/291 09-03 13:43:12-09-03 13:43:16 The names of these countries all come from the Spanish King ...
71/291 09-03 13:43:14-09-03 13:43:26 These are the remnants of Spain's presence in the world.
72/291 de 09-03 13:43:57-09-03 13:44:06 I used to have a very strong belief,
73/291 hp 09-03 13:43:19-09-03 13:43:26 If you want to understand what Europe is like today,
74/291 aaa 09-03 13:43:16-09-03 13:43:23 Then you absolutely must see the history of Rome.
75/291 bg 09-03 13:43:18-09-03 13:43:26 Because Rome created today's Europe,
76/291 n 09-03 13:43:20-09-03 13:43:26 Whether it's the political landscape,
77/291 09-03 13:43:21-09-03 13:43:26 Culture,
78/291 09-03 13:43:23-09-03 13:43:34 Religion and language.
79/291 aaa 09-03 13:43:27-09-03 13:43:35 This trip,
80/291 bg 09-03 13:43:28-09-03 13:43:35 I have a new understanding.
81/291 09-03 13:43:30-09-03 13:43:35 If you want to learn about today's Australia,
82/291 09-03 13:43:31-09-03 13:43:35 Why Africa is the way it is today,
83/291 hp 09-03 13:44:13-09-03 13:44:18 Then you have to understand Europe,
84/291 n 09-03 13:43:33-09-03 13:43:35 It was entirely shaped by the European Age of Exploration an...
85/291 hp 09-03 13:43:34-09-03 13:43:37 And the itinerary of our cruise,
86/291 n 09-03 13:44:47-09-03 13:44:52 Starting from Cape Town, South Africa
87/291 de 09-03 13:43:35-09-03 13:43:46 We traveled along the west coast of Africa all the way to Li...
88/291 09-03 13:43:37-09-03 13:43:46 This route is exactly during the Age of Exploration.
89/291 bg 09-03 13:43:38-09-03 13:43:46 Discovering an unconventional route in Africa.
90/291 09-03 13:43:42-09-03 13:43:46 If we talk about the Age of Exploration,
91/291 aaa 09-03 13:43:43-09-03 13:43:46 We must have memorized the three names in our middle school ...
92/291 09-03 13:43:39-09-03 13:43:46 Dagama,
93/291 xss 09-03 13:43:44-09-03 13:43:57 Magellan and Columbus.
94/291 hp 09-03 13:43:46-09-03 13:43:57 Then we start with the earliest one, Dagama.
95/291 bg 09-03 13:43:47-09-03 13:43:57 D'Agama was Portuguese.
96/291 09-03 13:43:49-09-03 13:43:57 He was commissioned by the King of Portugal to conduct this ...
97/291 aaa 09-03 13:44:26-09-03 13:44:40 And he is also the first.
98/291 aaa 09-03 13:43:51-09-03 13:43:57 A route that bypasses the Cape of Good Hope,
99/291 n 09-03 13:43:53-09-03 13:43:57 The person who opened the sea route from Europe to India.
100/291 09-03 13:43:55-09-03 13:44:06 That's where the problem comes in, Dagama.
101/291 09-03 13:43:54-09-03 13:43:57 How to find out if there is a good cape,
102/291 bg 09-03 13:43:58-09-03 13:44:07 How did he know that Africa had reached that point?
103/291 09-03 13:44:00-09-03 13:44:06 The land ends,
104/291 hp 09-03 13:44:01-09-03 13:44:07 Can you go to the Indian Ocean by sea?
105/291 aaa 09-03 13:44:02-09-03 13:44:07 That's because before Dagama,
106/291 xss 09-03 13:44:06-09-03 13:44:28 In 1488, a Portuguese navigator named Dias discovered the Ca...
107/291 09-03 13:44:04-09-03 13:44:07 We continue to pursue this lead by asking further questions.
108/291 aaa 09-03 13:44:43-09-03 13:44:52 From Lisbon to Cape Horn,
109/291 n 09-03 13:44:05-09-03 13:44:07 From Portugal to the South,
110/291 09-03 13:44:09-09-03 13:44:18 Our cruise ship has been sailing for 24 days today.
111/291 bg 09-03 13:44:08-09-03 13:44:18 And along the way, there was a strong wind.
112/291 n 09-03 13:44:14-09-03 13:44:18 I've felt like I was about to be blown away by the wind so m...
113/291 aaa 09-03 13:44:16-09-03 13:44:18 Do you want to be like Dagama or those who came before him?
114/291 09-03 13:44:12-09-03 13:44:18 Their little boat,
115/291 de 09-03 13:44:17-09-03 13:44:28 There are a lot of turbulent currents.
116/291 09-03 13:44:18-09-03 13:44:28 The sea is very dangerous for ships.
117/291 xss 09-03 14:54:12-09-03 14:54:23 How could the ship be sailed all the way to Cape Horn?
118/291 bg 09-03 13:44:20-09-03 13:44:28 That's because before the city of Dia,
119/291 09-03 13:44:21-09-03 13:44:28 That was about ten years ago,
120/291 09-03 13:44:23-09-03 13:44:28 In 1482, there was another Portuguese navigator named Diego ...
121/291 aaa 09-03 13:45:55-09-03 13:46:02 He had already discovered the mouth of the Congo River,
122/291 bg 09-03 13:44:29-09-03 13:44:40 Discovered parts of Angola and the southern part of present-...
123/291 hp 09-03 13:44:24-09-03 13:44:28 This time, we took a cruise through the Golden Bay.
124/291 n 09-03 13:44:25-09-03 13:44:28 In fact, it's Diego Cor.
125/291 09-03 13:44:31-09-03 13:44:40 He was the most difficult to identify at that time.
126/291 de 09-03 13:44:32-09-03 13:44:40 Then we need to go back further and ask,
127/291 n 09-03 13:44:33-09-03 13:44:40 Who was there before Diego Corrales?
128/291 bg 09-03 13:44:54-09-03 13:45:03 Before him,
129/291 hp 09-03 13:44:38-09-03 13:44:40 In 1473, Portuguese ships crossed the equator.
130/291 09-03 13:44:36-09-03 13:44:40 In 1463, the Gulf of Guinea was entered.
131/291 09-03 13:44:39-09-03 13:44:52 In 1445, the Buddha Dharma was discovered.
132/291 xss 09-03 13:44:40-09-03 13:44:52 1434,
133/291 bg 09-03 13:44:42-09-03 13:44:52 First crossed the Bohadalo Strait.
134/291 09-03 13:44:46-09-03 13:44:52 And before that,
135/291 hp 09-03 13:44:48-09-03 13:44:52 Europeans believed that the corner was the end of the world.
136/291 n 09-03 13:44:55-09-03 13:45:03 Whoever passes that corner will turn into a black person.
137/291 09-03 13:44:50-09-03 13:45:03 Before that, in 1427, the Azores Islands were discovered.
138/291 de 09-03 13:44:51-09-03 13:45:03 In 1420,
139/291 hp 09-03 13:45:28-09-03 13:45:35 Portugal occupied the Madeira Islands,
140/291 aaa 09-03 13:44:57-09-03 13:45:03 That's the island of Farsal, where our cruise ship stopped.
141/291 09-03 13:46:42-09-03 13:46:52 It is the hometown of C Luo.
142/291 09-03 13:44:59-09-03 13:45:03 We followed this lead, retracing our steps.
143/291 09-03 13:45:02-09-03 13:45:16 Reverse,
144/291 n 09-03 13:45:39-09-03 13:45:48 Go back about a hundred years.
145/291 xss 09-03 13:45:03-09-03 13:45:16 The source of all this great maritime history,
146/291 bg 09-03 13:45:06-09-03 13:45:16 There was a man standing, named Henry.
147/291 09-03 13:45:08-09-03 13:45:16 This person, you probably haven't heard of him.
148/291 09-03 13:45:09-09-03 13:45:16 In fact, for me personally,
149/291 aaa 09-03 13:45:10-09-03 13:45:16 In addition to Gamma,
150/291 de 09-03 13:45:13-09-03 13:45:33 Besides Magellan and Columbus, there are three other names:
151/291 hp 09-03 13:45:14-09-03 13:45:16 I haven't heard of any of the people I mentioned earlier, an...
152/291 n 09-03 13:45:16-09-03 13:45:33 He is the son of a Portuguese king.
153/291 bg 09-03 13:45:17-09-03 13:45:33 Henry, Prince of Wales, was the first to truly set in motion...
154/291 09-03 13:45:20-09-03 13:45:33 Yesterday, we went to see the Monument of Great Navigation i...
155/291 09-03 13:45:22-09-03 13:45:33 It's a very large, obelisk-shaped monument.
156/291 aaa 09-03 13:45:25-09-03 13:45:35 There are more than thirty.
157/291 09-03 13:45:29-09-03 13:45:48 People who made outstanding contributions to the Portuguese ...
158/291 xss 09-03 13:45:32-09-03 13:45:48 In the entire sculpture,
159/291 bg 09-03 13:45:36-09-03 13:45:48 The first person in the front is Prince Henry.
160/291 09-03 13:45:40-09-03 13:45:48 Prince Henry, also known as the Navigator, was a Portuguese ...
161/291 bg 09-03 13:46:03-09-03 13:46:15 Henry.
162/291 de 09-03 13:45:42-09-03 13:45:48 He himself had never been to sea in his life.
163/291 aaa 09-03 13:45:46-09-03 13:45:48 However, he laid the most important foundation for Portugal'...
164/291 09-03 13:45:43-09-03 13:45:48 He established the first maritime school in Portugal.
165/291 hp 09-03 13:51:28-09-03 13:51:28 Improved navigation instruments,
166/291 hp 09-03 13:45:48-09-03 13:46:02 Improved the design and manufacturing of sailboats.
167/291 bg 09-03 13:45:50-09-03 13:46:02 Encourage sailing.
168/291 n 09-03 13:45:56-09-03 13:46:02 Every navigator has to leave a detailed record of their voya...
169/291 09-03 13:45:51-09-03 13:46:02 And keep these records as state secrets.
170/291 09-03 13:45:52-09-03 13:46:02 What we just said,
171/291 09-03 13:46:01-09-03 13:46:15 Many people actually came from Henry Prince's maritime schoo...
172/291 de 09-03 13:45:59-09-03 13:46:02 Under Henry's hand,
173/291 hp 09-03 14:54:40-09-03 14:54:43 Portuguese navigation technology is rapidly advancing.
174/291 xss 09-03 13:46:02-09-03 13:46:15 Under his encouragement,
175/291 n 09-03 13:46:07-09-03 13:46:15 That's why it happened.
176/291 hp 09-03 13:46:06-09-03 13:46:15 I just spoke in reverse order.
177/291 hp 09-03 13:51:00-09-03 13:51:04 The geographical discoveries made by Prince Henry the Naviga...
178/291 09-03 13:46:10-09-03 13:46:17 Think about it,
179/291 09-03 13:46:13-09-03 13:46:30 Columbus discovered the Americas around 1492,
180/291 aaa 09-03 13:46:11-09-03 13:46:17 It's a hundred years.
181/291 hp 09-03 13:46:50-09-03 13:46:55 That is to say,
182/291 de 09-03 13:46:14-09-03 13:46:30 In the ones we know,
183/291 hp 09-03 13:51:23-09-03 13:51:27 Magellan, Columbus, and other truly world-renowned navigator...
184/291 n 09-03 13:46:20-09-03 13:46:30 Before its emergence, it was almost a century ago.
185/291 hp 09-03 13:46:22-09-03 13:46:30 This maritime industry began in Portugal.
186/291 n 09-03 13:51:28-09-03 13:51:31 Let's take a break.
187/291 xss 09-03 13:46:24-09-03 13:46:30 We just talked about Dagama.
188/291 aaa 09-03 13:46:30-09-03 13:46:41 The two great heroes behind him,
189/291 09-03 13:46:34-09-03 13:46:41 Actually, Magellan and Columbus were further maritime explor...
190/291 n 09-03 13:46:32-09-03 13:46:41 But, it's not like the group of people we just mentioned.
191/291 hp 09-03 13:46:36-09-03 13:46:41 He is a process of exploration that progresses linearly and ...
192/291 n 09-03 13:47:29-09-03 13:47:36 However, the opposite is true.
193/291 de 09-03 13:46:38-09-03 13:46:41 After Dagma,
194/291 xss 09-03 13:46:41-09-03 13:46:53 First, there was Columbus.
195/291 aaa 09-03 13:46:44-09-03 13:46:55 Columbus was an Italian.
196/291 de 09-03 13:46:48-09-03 13:46:55 He initially sought the assistance of a Portuguese merchant.
197/291 n 09-03 13:46:46-09-03 13:46:55 Seeking sponsorship,
198/291 09-03 13:46:56-09-03 13:47:06 Explore this route heading west.
199/291 hp 09-03 13:49:47-09-03 13:49:55 Because earlier, Dagama discovered the eastern route...
200/291 aaa 09-03 13:46:58-09-03 13:47:06 He wanted to explore the western route.
201/291 n 09-03 13:46:59-09-03 13:47:06 But this is really a bold move.
202/291 hp 09-03 13:47:00-09-03 13:47:06 This Portuguese fleet thought,
203/291 hp 09-03 13:47:33-09-03 13:47:36 We already have an eastern route,
204/291 n 09-03 13:47:07-09-03 13:47:14 We've had enough.
205/291 hp 09-03 13:52:07-09-03 13:52:11 No more exploration needed.
206/291 hp 09-03 13:47:10-09-03 13:47:14 Therefore, he refused Columbus.
207/291 aaa 09-03 13:47:12-09-03 13:47:22 Columbus went to find the Spanish royal family.
208/291 hp 09-03 13:47:18-09-03 13:47:22 And Spain, at this time because Portugal had found a route t...
209/291 n 09-03 13:47:15-09-03 13:47:22 Spain felt threatened, so it funded Columbus.
210/291 xss 09-03 13:47:21-09-03 13:47:30 Result: I found America.
211/291 aaa 09-03 13:47:25-09-03 13:47:30 Although Columbus himself thought he had discovered India,
212/291 hp 09-03 13:47:26-09-03 13:47:30 Oh,
213/291 xss 09-03 13:47:36-09-03 13:47:43 As a result, Real Madrid really got a huge bargain.
214/291 aaa 09-03 13:47:32-09-03 13:47:36 Then, in the future...
215/291 hp 09-03 13:47:41-09-03 13:47:43 Magellan also hoped to obtain the support of Queen Isabella...
216/291 aaa 09-03 13:47:39-09-03 13:47:43 Embark on this global adventure,
217/291 n 09-03 13:48:46-09-03 13:48:49 Embark on a journey from west to east around the world.
218/291 n 09-03 13:47:42-09-03 13:47:51 The Portuguese monarchy is based on the same reasons,
219/291 aaa 09-03 13:47:44-09-03 13:47:51 I think that we already have an eastern route,
220/291 aaa 09-03 13:48:29-09-03 13:48:33 I don't need to explore anymore.
221/291 hp 09-03 13:47:46-09-03 13:47:51 So Magellan eventually turned back to seek help from the Spa...
222/291 xss 09-03 13:47:49-09-03 13:48:04 Magellan became the first person to complete a circumnavigat...
223/291 n 09-03 13:47:53-09-03 13:47:59 So, what we're talking about today is geography.
224/291 aaa 09-03 13:47:55-09-03 13:47:59 Everyone noticed that it was completely a competition betwee...
225/291 de 09-03 14:54:31-09-03 14:54:43 The result of devouring the world.
226/291 hp 09-03 13:47:57-09-03 13:48:04 Portugal bites into the East of Spain,
227/291 n 09-03 13:48:02-09-03 13:48:04 Bitten from the west.
228/291 aaa 09-03 13:48:04-09-03 13:48:10 Then, let's go back and ask another question.
229/291 n 09-03 13:48:08-09-03 13:48:14 Because later, in the era of geographical discoveries and th...
230/291 xss 09-03 13:48:11-09-03 13:48:25 Actually, it's Britain and France.
231/291 aaa 09-03 13:48:12-09-03 13:48:19 If Spain and Portugal are the two big fangs that bite into E...
232/291 hp 09-03 13:48:15-09-03 13:48:19 The British and French are just two rotten teeth.
233/291 n 09-03 13:48:18-09-03 13:48:25 That's really a world that has been completely devoured and ...
234/291 aaa 09-03 13:48:22-09-03 13:48:25 That's where the problem comes in.
235/291 hp 09-03 13:48:23-09-03 13:48:33 Then why not England or France?
236/291 n 09-03 13:48:27-09-03 13:48:33 Even the beginning wasn't Spanish.
237/291 xss 09-03 13:48:31-09-03 13:48:49 Instead, it's Portugal, which looks very dilapidated today.
238/291 hp 09-03 13:48:35-09-03 13:48:41 Located on the edge of Europe, it is a small country.
239/291 n 09-03 13:48:38-09-03 13:48:41 I think the reason might be that it is a small country on th...
240/291 aaa 09-03 13:48:40-09-03 13:48:45 Today, I was looking at a map.
241/291 hp 09-03 13:48:44-09-03 13:48:49 You will see that Portugal is roughly a rectangular country,
242/291 aaa 09-03 13:48:49-09-03 13:48:57 Surrounded by two seas,
243/291 n 09-03 13:48:51-09-03 13:48:57 Surrounded by Spain on both sides.
244/291 aaa 09-03 13:49:43-09-03 13:49:48 As for today,
245/291 hp 09-03 13:48:53-09-03 13:48:57 Because our large-scale transportation relies on sea freight...
246/291 xss 09-03 13:48:56-09-03 13:49:07 So, they are surrounded by the sea on both sides.
247/291 aaa 09-03 13:49:00-09-03 13:49:06 There is a long coastline,
248/291 hp 09-03 13:49:04-09-03 13:49:07 Having a large port is a special advantage in trade.
249/291 hp 09-03 13:54:10-09-03 13:54:13 But you should know that there were two islands, one on each...
250/291 n 09-03 13:49:02-09-03 13:49:07 That's the dead end at the edge of the world.
251/291 aaa 09-03 13:49:10-09-03 13:49:17 And its land neighbors are on two sides, Spain.
252/291 n 09-03 13:49:11-09-03 13:49:17 It has only one neighbor.
253/291 xss 09-03 14:54:33-09-03 14:54:44 This is also a very frightening thing.
254/291 hp 09-03 13:49:13-09-03 13:49:17 There's a truth, you know.
255/291 aaa 09-03 13:49:19-09-03 13:49:25 The neighbors are absolutely stupid.
256/291 xss 09-03 13:49:15-09-03 13:49:30 The neighbors are all bad people.
257/291 hp 09-03 13:49:22-09-03 13:49:25 I see that my husband is British,
258/291 n 09-03 13:49:24-09-03 13:49:30 Speaking of French people,
259/291 hp 09-03 13:49:26-09-03 13:49:30 Come,
260/291 aaa 09-03 13:49:29-09-03 13:49:39 That's what I said.
261/291 n 09-03 13:49:33-09-03 13:49:40 Yesterday we were in the same tour group with you.
262/291 hp 09-03 13:54:39-09-03 13:54:41 The tour guide started making disparaging remarks about "Spa...
263/291 hp 09-03 13:49:35-09-03 13:49:42 That's not yin and yang,
264/291 n 09-03 13:49:46-09-03 13:49:48 Then, he launched a direct attack.
265/291 hp 09-03 13:54:54-09-03 13:54:56 I think he's teaching us how to guide tourists around the wh...
266/291 n 09-03 13:49:54-09-03 13:49:57 The Portuguese are the most unfortunate,
267/291 hp 09-03 13:49:57-09-03 13:49:59 He has only one neighbor.
268/291 hp 09-03 13:50:52-09-03 13:50:56 As long as you have two pots,
269/291 hp 09-03 13:50:04-09-03 13:50:06 What else can you do?
270/291 n 09-03 13:49:58-09-03 13:50:01 Can we do some games?
271/291 hp 09-03 13:52:33-09-03 13:52:35 But he only has one neighbor.
272/291 hp 09-03 13:50:08-09-03 13:50:10 Therefore, Portugal was geographically completely dominated ...
273/291 n 09-03 13:50:06-09-03 13:50:08 Therefore,
274/291 n 09-03 13:50:09-09-03 13:50:12 For the Portuguese of the fifteenth century,
275/291 hp 09-03 13:50:25-09-03 13:50:28 Going out to sea in search of a maritime passage was almost ...
276/291 hp 09-03 13:50:14-09-03 13:50:17 The vast ocean,
277/291 n 09-03 13:50:17-09-03 13:50:19 Deep,
278/291 hp 09-03 13:50:19-09-03 13:50:21 Full of dangers,
279/291 n 09-03 13:50:20-09-03 13:50:23 A near-death experience.
280/291 n 09-03 13:50:31-09-03 13:50:34 However, compared to being forced into this corner of the wo...
281/291 n 09-03 13:50:28-09-03 13:50:30 No matter how big the risk,
282/291 hp 09-03 13:50:36-09-03 13:50:39 These are all worth trying, which is why during the entire f...
283/291 n 09-03 13:50:39-09-03 13:50:41 There are so many Portuguese people,
284/291 hp 09-03 13:50:43-09-03 13:50:48 Taking risks with life,
285/291 n 09-03 13:50:54-09-03 13:50:57 One after another, they embarked on the Age of Exploration.
286/291 n 09-03 13:50:46-09-03 13:50:49 Okay,
287/291 n 09-03 13:51:03-09-03 13:51:06 This is the journey I've been on,
288/291 hp 09-03 13:51:06-09-03 13:51:08 Actually, I'm most proud of the discovery that...
289/291 n 09-03 13:51:07-09-03 13:51:10 Please give me a like.
290/291 hp 09-03 13:51:12-09-03 13:51:15 From the names of two very unreliable countries.
291/291 hp 09-03 13:56:00-09-03 13:56:03 However, he coincidentally combined this historical fact of ...