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KEEP CURIOSITY ALIVE, There is no perfect education system in the world. What is important is how you think about learning. Brazil's samba is pas*ionate, American jazz is melancholy, and Bossa Nova, which they combine, believes to be a brisk feeling of calmness and enthusiasm. Bossa Nova is Portuguese, Bossa refers to the natural style and temperament of Samba, and Nova has a new meaning. This style originated in Brazil at the end of the 1950s, and was created by Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim, who later became the style of the films Black Felicide and Desafinado. In the 1960s, in the United States, Bossa Nova influenced popular music around the world. From a technical perspective, Bossa's famous Bossa Nova musicians include: Antonio Carlos Jobim, Joao Gilberto, Charlie Byrds, and more. Recently, through the record shop, I found that Ono Lisa has a new disc, and she is also a famous Bossa Nova singer. More familiar are Olivia and Chen Yu. Chen Hao's album Always Lonely has many musical styles, including Bossa in the 17th century. The British philosopher Hobbs Thomas Hobbes explained this proposition. He believes that human beings are selfish creatures. If they let go, they will pursue their interests according to their own desires, and they will kill each other. Therefore, it is necessary to create a ruler to make them coexist with each other. The so-called state is the organization created by self-centered human beings in order to prevent each other from killing each other and protecting themselves. In 1842, British scientist and astronomer Sir John Herschel discovered this method, and he mainly applied this method to reprint notes and charts, such as blueprints. Until then, Anna Atkins brought this technology to photography, and she was considered the first female photographer. She created a limited series of cyanotype books to record ferns and other plants, such as her rich seaweed collection. Anna Atkins placed the specimen directly on a special paper to make the effect of light to create a contoured effect. Later, many people used cyanotypes for artistic creation, and Elin O’Hara Slavick was one of them, including Bomb After Bomb: A Violent (2007). He laid dark blue paper, ghostly phantoms, and long-established techniques on the cyanide salt impregnated paper, allowing them to be exposed to the sun, allowing objects to appear in a natural form. This process is called exposure and reveals a violent horror. Elin