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working in their fields in Hunza, northern areas of Pakistan. People in
Hunza manage to live to over one hundred years of age in perfect mental
and physical health; and men father children at ninety. But their greatest
achievement is the fact that sickness is rare, that cancer, heart disease,
heart attacks, high or low blood pressure and childhood diseases are virtually
unknown. There are no jails, police or army, and there is not need for them.
While the rest of the civilized world talks of nuclear destruction and fallout
shelters, the people of this remote state of Pakistan live in peace, harmony
and brotherly love and as a matter of fact there hasn't been a crime reported
for the last one hundred and thirty years. ¡@ |
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¥¨¤Hªº®à´È¦bÛ´°°ê·|¤sªº¤j¯ó©W¤W¡A¥¿®i¥X¥Ñ·N¤j§QÀJ¨è®aGiancarlo Neri³]p¡B°ª¤T¤Q…Õ(¬ù¤EÂI¤@¥|¦Ì) ªº¤ì¿û¨î®à´È¢w¢w¡uThe Writer¡v¡AŽˆ¥Á¦b³o¥¨«¬®aѤU¬¡°Ê¡A§Î¦¨©_¯Sªº·´º¡C Giant Chair and Table Members of the public play football around Italian sculptor Giancarlo Neri's 30ft (9.14 meters) wooden and steel chair and table named "The Writer" on display on Parliament Hill, Hampstead Heath in London. ¡@ |
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