Major events
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533 - Mercurius becomes Pope John II, the first pope to assume the title of king.
1905 - Russo-Japanese War: Russian troops stationed at Lushun surrender to the Japanese
1909 - An earthquake kills 200,000 people in Messina, Italy.
1909 - The Qing government removes Yuan Shikai from office
1920 - Prohibition takes effect in the United States.
1920 - The Beiyang government issues the first decree abolishing the written language and adopting the national language
1921 - The Luxembourg ****anist party is founded.
1923 - The Party Program of the Chinese Nationalist Party is published.
1931 - The Panamanian government is ousted from power.
1932 - The Japanese capture Jinzhou and all three northeastern provinces of China fall.
1936 - Japanese Pingjin students form an anti-Japanese propaganda group to the south.
1942 - Chinese troops defeat the Japanese at the Third Battle of Changsha.
1943 - Japanese troops occupy Manila, the capital of the Philippines
1947 - Protests are held around the world against the atrocity of Shen Chong, a female college student who was raped by the U.S. military
1955. -China establishes diplomatic relations with Yugoslavia
1959 - Luna-1, the world's first lunar probe launched by the Soviet Union, passes by the moon and enters orbit around the sun.
1962 - the independence of Western Samoa
1963 - the Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital successfully a worker Wang Cunbai completely by the machine rolled off the right hand rejoined. This "complete trauma amputation and replantation of the forearm" at the time of the world is extremely rare, in the country is also the first successful.
1966 - China's People's Daily publishes an article, setting off a wave of industrial learning from Daqing.
1968 - The world's second heart transplant is performed at Groote Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, making 58-year-old dentist Philippe Schilleberg the first person to survive a heart transplant.
1977 - The Luoyang Yellow River Highway Bridge was opened to traffic.
1980 - The Nanpu Bridge opens in Shanghai, China.
1980 - China establishes diplomatic relations with Ecuador.
1983 - The Central Committee of China*** issued a document entitled "Some Problems in the Current Work of Rural Economy"
1983 - Hwa Sheng Bao, a nationwide comprehensive newspaper in China, which is mainly for overseas Chinese, was launched
1992 - China establishes diplomatic relations with Uzbekistan
1992 ----- The first prototype of ZJK6120 large bus has been successfully developed and tested jointly by Zhejiang Bus Factory, Hangzhou Automobile Manufacturing Factory and Hangzhou Automobile Engine Factory, thus ending Zhejiang Province's inability to produce large luxury buses. history.
In 2004, the U.S. space probe "Star" met with Comet Wilder 2 and used a special instrument to extract the material in the comet's nucleus, which was the first time that human beings took samples from the comet's nucleus in the exploration activities.
2008 - A huge fire breaks out in Urumqi's Dehui International Plaza, causing 500 million yuan in damage.
Birth
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1822 - Clausius, a German physicist and one of the founders of thermodynamics, is born in Kesling.
1831 - Winsor, Justin Winsor , American librarian and historian
1862 - Tang Shao-yi is born, the first Premier of the Republic of China.
1875 - Shen Junru born, Chinese social activist and patriotic democrat.
1880 - Shi Liangcai, Chinese newspaper man
1900 - Huang Ziqing was born, Chinese chemist.
1905 - Birth of Michael Tippett, English musician.
1920 - Isaac Asimov born, American science fiction writer.
1933 - Seiichi Morimura born, Japanese writer of speculative fiction.
1953 - Born Wu Mengda, Hong Kong, China comedian.
1960 - Naoki Urasawa born, Japanese manga artist.
1981 - Birth of Zhang Juanjuan, Chinese female archer
1892 - Birth of John Ronalds Riel Tolkien, English linguist and writer.
Death
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1952 - Luo Shengjiao died, Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldier.
2005 - Shepherd Zhou Ming, agricultural entomologist and agricultural educator.
Holidays and customs
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Ninth day of Christmas.
Switzerland: day of women's empowerment.
Birthday flower
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Birthday flower: Wild Witch Hazel (Groundsel)
Flower name: Wisdom
The Latin for Wild Witch Hazel is, Xenecio. It is derived from the word "Senech", which means "old man". It symbolizes the wisdom and intelligence that comes from the experience of life. Therefore, the language of the wild witch hazel is "wisdom".
People who are blessed by this flower have a mature and thoughtful charm. He or she may be a little timid when it comes to love, but once in a while it's time to get active.
Horoscope
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House: Capricorn 11?-13?
Capricorn I
Native Earth Sign
People born on January 2 take life seriously and are very demanding of their egos. Basically, they always have super high standards for the value of their existence, and the insecurities they often have become a stimulus for them to try to prove themselves. The sky is the limit, they can take on tasks over and over again, or push themselves to climb to seemingly impossible heights in a very short period of time, however, even under such immense pressure, they don't take it personally and even take pleasure in it. They refuse to make life easy for themselves, even if the outside world doesn't ask much of them. In other words, they have a workaholic and stubbornly strong personality. people born on January 2, even those who are more able to relax emotionally, are often burdened with great responsibilities, like raising a large family, carrying a mortgage on a house, or undertaking ambitious long-term plans. Fortunately, people born on January 2 do not have to struggle alone. They can be a part of the work team of YouYouYou, year after year, faithfully carrying out tasks until the end. Retirement to a life of leisure rather does not suit their personality. People born on this day are suited to creative work or to being their own workers. As long as they are allowed to set their own timetable and plan, they will usually do it quite satisfactorily. They have a creative spirit and are perfectionist craftsmen, always doing their best to produce the best work and service possible. Although they are very imaginative, the work that brings out the best in them is a practical, limited-scope, goal-oriented task. People born on this day seldom attempt what they know they cannot do, nor do they deliberately exaggerate their performance. It is only the high standard of self-requirement that makes it difficult for them to derive fulfilling pleasure from their accomplishments. People born on January 2 really should take more vacations, throw off tension and seriousness, and add more fun to their lives. They can usually accomplish this by spending time with family and friends. If they isolate themselves from family and friends, they will become more and more isolated as they get older. Reducing contact with the outside community or disconnecting from the real world can threaten a normal life. While sometimes their tendency to hate socializing proves to be right in the end, it can easily become one of the reasons they rationalize their selfish or anti-social behavior. Therefore, the most important thing for people born on January 2 is to maintain the social and human side of their being and to live and act according to this instinct. Those born on this day must be careful not to run blindly ahead thinking they are powerful. Learn to think of yourself in terms of the world and the universe.
Lucky Numbers and Ruling Stars
People born on January 2 are influenced by the number 2 and the Moon. People with the number 2 are great workmates but not the best leaders. This trait helps them with work and relationships. However, the Moon's influence also limits their personal creativity and expression, and frustration is naturally inevitable. The combination of the Moon's influence and the qualities of Saturn (the ruling planet of Capricorn) creates seemingly successful but lonely individuals with deep, complex emotions. If the number 2 person also happens to be the second in line, they may be protected by their family, but some may be neglected. Parents should divide a little of their attention from that given to the oldest to them.
Health
People born on January 2 often keep their fears and concerns to themselves, and health concerns are no exception. The result of prolonged labor is a tendency to develop chronic diseases. Therefore, they should take special care of their bodily functions, especially their teeth, hair, muscles and bones. Because of their workaholic tendencies, they must plan regular vacations to give themselves a complete break. Eating habits and physical activities must also emphasize on the more fun side. Fixing some fun in their lives will be of considerable help to those born on January 2, which will invigorate their mood and save them from falling into a state of stubbornness or indifference.
Suggestions
Most importantly, don't isolate yourself from the outside world. Throw off worries and burdens. Don't agonize over troubles, return them spreadsheet to the person who brought them, insisting that others should treat you just as reasonably. Never deny life the best and most pleasurable experiences it has to offer you.
Famous people
Isaac Asimov Russian-American scientist who wrote more than 500 science books and science fiction novels in his lifetime***, such as The Foundation of the Trilogy. In the year before he died, he could write a book every week.
Hong Kong comedian and actor Ng Man-tat, best known for "The Runaways".
Japanese idol actor Yutaka Takenouchi, represented by "Ideal Marriage" and "Long Vacation".
American music producer Leon Leonidoff of Radio City Music Hall fame.
Louis C. Breguet, inventor of the spiral airplane and founder of Air France.
Renata Tebaldi, an Italian operatic soprano with a powerful, beautiful voice, who specialized in the operas of Verdi and Puccini.
James Wolfe, British Army Commander, was a hero of the Battle of Quebec, but was killed in action at the age of 33.
Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Urabe.
Russian ballet choreographer Yuriy Grigorovich, known for his choreography and early successes such as The Jeweled Flower and The Sleeping Beauty, and later for directing ballets for the two major Russian theaters, the Kirov and the Bolshoi.
Tarot
The 2nd card of the Tarot of the Great Mysteries is the "Priestess", who is seated on a throne and appears to be self-consciously calm and somewhat mysterious. She possesses the spiritual ability to bring hidden powers and secrets to light and in turn give people this knowledge. So when the card is upright it shows serenity, intuition, subtlety and discretion. When the card is upside down, it indicates secrecy, suspicion, indifference and slowness.
Meditation
The difficulty is as great as we see it.
Strengths
Responsible, deep, and wholehearted.
Weaknesses
Workaholic, self-inhibited, overly demanding.