Trivia (Part 2)

1. There was a king for life who died in the most ignoble way... He and his subordinate, Viscount Montgomery, were performing with lances, and the viscount's lance pierced his eye, killing him. 2. The longest existing player name belongs to Greek forward Papastathopoulos, papastathopros. 3. After Li Lianying's tomb was opened, it was found to contain only a set of clothes, a human head, and a braid. 4. Combining all of Da Vinci's inventions and creations into one means working continuously every second, from age 7 to 74, but Da Vinci only lived to 67. 5. Hitler never indulged with women in his life, only marrying Eva at the very end of his life, then committing suicide. 6. The Mona Lisa was not originally smiling; the closer you get to her, the more it seems like she is smiling. The eyebrows are the same—the closer, the more visible they are. 7. In 'Romance of the Three Kingdoms,' the first two characters of the opening of most chapters are "Yet it is said"... (only applies to the classical Chinese version, you can check it yourself). 8. When you see someone yawning, if you yawn along with them, congratulations, your language talent is higher than others. 9. Above Antarctica, there is an ozone hole as large as two Texases. 10. 12345679 is called the number without eight; multiplying it by 18, 27, 36, 45, 54, 63, 72, 81, or 9 will give surprising results. 11. No piece of paper can be folded more than 8 times. 12. Sleeping burns more calories than watching TV while sitting. 13. Most of the dust in your home is your dead skin. 14. Hitler's mother seriously considered abortion while pregnant with him, but was persuaded by the doctor, resulting in his birth. 15. Among personal ads seeking lovers, 35% are married individuals. 16. Heating stones in a microwave will cause them to explode. 17. 1,111,111 x 1,111,111 = 1234567654321. 18. The human stomach renews its secretions every two weeks; otherwise, it would digest itself. 19. Starfish have 8 eyes, one on each of their arms. 20. A person's nose and ears continue to grow throughout their life.