The first London Expo in 1851 = The Industrial Revolution.

 Since James Watt invented the first steam engine in 1785 to ignite the Industrial Revolution... (some say it started with textile machinery in the 1760s, but this is more important.) The Industrial Revolution and invention have become a transportation and communication revolution. In other words, even if the Industrial Revolution began at the end of the 18th century, it should have been in the middle of the 19th century that it really appeared as steel and machinery. The first World Expo, held in London, England in 1851, showed the new tide that will open up. Above all, the exhibition building is called "Sujeonggung Palace" made of steel and glass. You can guess how revolutionary it was at that time. We were in Andong Kim's power politics. British architects wrote to each other in the newspapers and adopted it. It will also be the first "world event" at a time when the world becomes one due to the transportation and communication revolution at the time. The opening of the international community, however, is hidden by the barbarism of Western imperialism, especially the British Empire, and China lost the Opium War, just before Japan opened, we were far away, that is, the "international community" was not "equal" today? About 20 countries participated and countless Londoners visited. The opening remarks were Queen Victoria and her husband, Prince Albert. It is an event that Western historians cite as "the beginning of scientific machinery civilization or the beginning of modern times." Indeed, political development was also being explored by the French Revolution of 1789, the American Revolution of July 1830, the February 1848 Revolution, the Communist Manifesto of Marx in the same year... Land noble => Factory owned conglomerate. Stevenson's train in 1830, Edison's electricity in 1842, Edison's electric generator in 1876, Belle's phone in 1885, Benz's car in 1885, the Wright brothers' planes in 1904....... (The dark invention is Ripple's continuous fast fire modern invention and the 1860s machine guns.............) When it was held in Paris, France in 1889, the Eiffel Tower was built. The power of France at that time, the Eiffel Tower, the Crystal Palace in London, and when it was newly built, European peasant and citizen artists who were accustomed to agricultural culture... were greatly shocked and opposed. Japanese animation steam boys are also interesting. Take a look. Stevenson will also play a supporting role. However, the Japanese fantasies about the British Empire... ...wanted to use European culture and light bulbs, but before Edison's invention... ...there are some things that don't fit. I think Korea and Japan, especially Japan, have a strong longing for the West because they have benefited greatly from such civilization and have not suffered any damage. Except for the two countries, all non-white countries are shocked by white people... ...... ...one of the memoirs is Steamboy Poster, and the other is the Daejeon Expo held in 1993 in my country. When it was held in Osaka, Japan in 1970, it was a huge hit as seen in the cartoon "Boys in the 20th Century." It is said that it will also be held in Shanghai, China in 2010. Will it be held in the three Northeast Asian countries by more than 20 years... ...in the second capital? China's Shanghai Expo also has a civilization-transforming meaning of landing scientific and mechanical civilization developed in China more than 160 years after Britain, the first industrial country in the mid-19th century, defeated China, the largest agricultural country. If 1.3 billion people turn on cars and air conditioners, will it be a disaster for humanity? The 2008 Beijing Olympics and Shanghai Expo... ...are the same as our Seoul Olympics and Japan's Tokyo Olympics. Twenty years apart. showing off the success of economic development Yeosu, Jeollanam-do, should have prevented this by being childish................?