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Section 22 Unification Day Celebration

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On March 13th, in the first round of Serie A, top-ranked AC Milan faced Bari at the bottom of the table. Although the Milan team had hidden many of its main players for the midweek Champions League match, the disparity in strength still caused the gaming company to give Milan a handicap.

The 2-goal handicap expressed confidence in supporting Milan to win easily.

It was cloudy on the day of the game, and there was light rain in the sky before the start. The game will be played in the drizzle. In such weather, the goalkeeper is more likely to miss the ball, so in theory, Chen Zhuo's long shot can be

Perform better.

The Italian national anthem was played before today's game to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Italian unification. March 17 this week is Italy's 150th National Day.

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By the way, let’s talk about the history of Italy, an ancient civilized country. Like every ancient civilized country, the history of Italian civilization also begins with myth. It is the story of a she-wolf suckling twin brothers, which is also the current emblem of the city of Rome.

According to the research of historians, the recorded history of Roman civilization began in 750 BC, which was in the same period as the Eastern Zhou Dynasty and the Warring States Period in China.

At this time, there were 300 "clans" in Rome. After the god-man who was nursed by a she-wolf became the king, he formulated a system to form a phratry of ten clans, also called Curia.

It was the form of political organization of the Roman people, which discussed major issues and made decisions, and declared war and peace.

As for the first king of Rome, he was the elder brother of the twin brothers, Romulus, who was raised by a she-wolf. He was also the founder of Rome, and the city's name "Rome" was taken from his name.

The period from 750 BC to 510 BC was called the "Roman Regime". During this stage, the leaders of each clan formed a Senate to elect the king and assist the king in handling affairs, which was similar to the later

The prototype of the "Constitutional Parliamentary Monarchy".

This mechanism will undoubtedly lead to a power struggle between the king and the Senate. In 510 BC, the Romans expelled King Superb, ending the Roman monarchy and establishing the Roman Republic. The country consisted of the Senate, consuls, and tribal councils.

Separation of three powers. The historical dimension of the "Roman Regime" is China's Spring and Autumn Period.

This system of the Roman Republic lasted for nearly 500 years. After Caesar became "consul for life" in 45 BC, this system of separation of powers came to an end.

Caesar was assassinated in 44 BC, and after a brief period of turmoil, Augustus and Octavian proclaimed himself "Emperor" in 1944 BC. Although it was still called the "Roman Republic", it was actually an imperial system.

The entire 500 years of the Roman Republic was also the historical period in China from the Warring States Period to the Qin and Han Dynasties in a historical dimension. In BC, it was already the Eastern Han Dynasty in China.

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The entire Roman Empire was divided into three different stages: the Western Roman Empire, the Eastern Roman Empire and the Holy Roman Empire.

With the continuous conquests of successive emperors, the territory of the Roman Empire has reached the Middle East. In order to facilitate management, the Roman Emperor Diocletian introduced the system of four heads in the late 3rd century to manage the huge Roman Empire more effectively. He will

The entire empire was divided into two parts. There was an emperor (called Augustus) in Italy and Greece, and a deputy emperor (called Caesar) to assist them.

The Eastern Roman Empire is generally believed to have begun in AD 395. In this year, the Roman Emperor Theodosius divided the empire into two and handed it over to his two sons Arcadius and Honorius.

Arcadius became ruler of the east, Honor

Rius became the ruler of the west. The capital of the Eastern Roman Empire was Constantinople, and the capital of the Western Roman Empire was set in Milan. In 476 AD, the Huns, who were defeated by the Chinese Han army and fled west to Europe, captured Rome.

, and thus the Western Roman Empire came to an end.

After Milan and Rome were successively captured, the Eastern Roman Empire did not choose to recover the lost territory. Instead, it negotiated peace with the Goths who captured the Apennine Peninsula, and implemented the "de-Romanization" of the Eastern Roman Empire and Hellenized its civilization.

Religiously, it was enlightened, but the ancient Roman era was actually a polytheistic belief system, so the Eastern Roman Empire has long been called the "Byzantine Empire".

The Eastern Roman Empire existed from 395 AD to 1453 AD. After 12 dynasties and 93 emperors, it coexisted with the Arab Empire and the Persian Empire. It was finally annexed by the Ottoman Turkish Empire in 1453. This period of more than 1,000 years was also called the European Empire.

"middle Ages".

For China, in this long period of more than 1,000 years, China has experienced the Southern and Northern Dynasties, Sui and Tang Dynasties, Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, Song Dynasty, Yuan Dynasty, and in 1453 it was already the early Ming Dynasty.

The "Holy Roman Empire" was established in 962 AD. The German king was crowned emperor in Rome by the Pope and was called the "Roman Emperor". The Kingdom of Germany was renamed the "Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation", also called the First Empire, and continues to exist.

It lasted for more than 900 years and was overthrown by Napoleon in 1806.

Starting from 476 AD, for more than 1,000 years, the Apennine Peninsula was never unified. The entire peninsula and Sicily were torn apart and were continuously occupied and controlled by various dynasties and countries until a strongman like Napoleon and Bismarck appeared in Italy.

The name is Cavour.

Cavour began serving as a member of the House of Representatives of the Kingdom of Sardinia in 1848 and served as Prime Minister twice. He assisted King Vittorio Emanuele II of the Kingdom of Sardinia in his journey to unify Italy. On March 17, 1861,

The Kingdom of Italy was officially established. By September 1870, it defeated Spain and Austria, recovered Rome, and achieved the unification of the Apennine Peninsula and Sicily. In order to commemorate this historical figure who made great contributions to the unification of Italy,

The second-generation aircraft carrier officially put into service by Italy in 2007 was named Cavour.

Later, after two world wars, Italian citizens voted to abolish the monarchy and rename it the Italian Republic in 1946. However, the National Day has not changed. March 17, 1861, the Italian Unification Day, is still used as the national commemoration day.

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"I have been humiliated and ridiculed for centuries, just because of the long-term disunity, disunity and disunity. Raise a flag high, share the same belief and the same purpose, let us unite, who can be the enemy in the world? We must unite firmly and prepare

Throw your head away, prepare to throw your head away, the motherland is calling..."

This "Song of Mameli" was composed by the Italian poet Alfredo Mameli in September 1847, and was composed by Michele Novarro in the same year, during a patriotic demonstration in December.

It was sung and later spread throughout the country. Alfredo Mameli, who participated in revolutionary activities, died in a battle in 1849 at the age of 22.

Although Mameli died, this song sounded on every battlefield in the subsequent battle for Italian unification, and was finally established as the national anthem when the Italian Republic was founded on June 2, 1946.

Sometimes, the potential stirred up by a mental outburst is endless. Just like in this game, the Bari team, composed of the vast majority of Italian players, played away against the Milan giants composed of "multi-national forces", as if they were unifying.

It's the same as the battle in Italy. You can't tell the difference between the team at the top and the team at the bottom!

Due to the light rain and the slippery playing field, the Milan team's delicate coordination was unable to produce, and various mistakes inevitably increased. This made the rough-and-tumble play of the Bari team less disadvantageous.

In addition to being at the right time and place, in terms of people and people, Bari, who was in mourning, was more concerted than Milan. It even felt like the Italian referees were inexplicably favoring the away team.

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Milan's starting 11 are goalkeeper Abbiati, four defenders Zambrotta, Papa, Thiago Silva, Abate, and three defensive midfielders Gattuso, Ambrosini and Boateng.

The attacking midfielder is Chen Zhuo, and the forwards are started by Pato and Robinho. This kind of "substitute lineup" is already a luxurious combination in any league!

Although Pirlo is absent due to injury in this game, Allegri still wants the team to try the 4-1-3-2 formation. Against a weak team like Bari, strengthening the frontcourt steals should be able to solve the problem quickly.

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In the first 5 minutes, Abate made a breakthrough pass from the right, and Robinho hit the top corner.

2 minutes later, Chen Zhuo and Abate cooperated and came to the right baseline to pass the ball. Robinho pushed the ball 8 meters away from the goal and was blocked by defender Glick into the near corner.

Milan's next corner kick was destroyed by the Bari defender. Gattuso's left-footed low shot from 23 meters in front of the goal missed the right post.

Then in the 14th minute, Abate made a low pass from the right. Chen Zhuo took the lead in the defense of two Bari players and passed it directly to Pato. Pato turned around and got rid of the defender and broke into the right side of the goal, 13 meters in front of the goal.

The right foot volleyed high.

In the first 15 minutes of the game, the Milan team was on the offensive, but unfortunately every shot was just a hair’s breadth away. Bari’s goalkeeper Gillet was also in excellent form, taking high passes and low blocks, trying to keep the goal.

Faced with Milan's powerful offensive, Bari also made two counterattacks. One was in the 11th minute. Bari forward Almiron took advantage of Abate's assist to break through from the left and counterattack, creating a corner kick. Ghazal kicked from the left.

In the corner kick, Almiron's header 10 meters from the goal was confiscated by Abbiati.

The other time was in the 15th minute, another counterattack by Almiron. Ambrosini fouled at the top of the arc and was shown a yellow card by the referee, and gave the Bari team a 30-meter free kick. Almiron

Long's low shot missed the right post.

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In the 19th minute of the game, Ambrosini, who was given a yellow card, did not dare to make too big a move. Almiron took the opportunity to break through. Central defender Papa tackled Almiron at a meter, and another

Red card plus direct free kick.

For this goal, Almiron did not shoot directly, but went straight to the right side of the goal. Rodolfo, another striker of the Bari team, stopped the ball with his left foot 10 meters in front of the goal while running horizontally from behind the wall, turned to the right

His foot swept the shot into the far corner, and the whole combination was very much like Argentina’s classic free kick combination from the 1998 World Cup!

After scoring, Rodolfo and Almiron excitedly rushed to the corner flag area to celebrate. In the minute of the game, Bari unexpectedly took the lead! (To be continued.)


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