On this day, 70 years ago, January 20, 1955 (December 27, 1954, the lunar calendar), my country established diplomatic relations with Afghanistan. MasjidJame Mosque Afghanistan, which means "Yamaguchi Man" in ancient Persian, is located in central and western Asia. It covers an area of 652,300 square kilometers and has a population of 16.43 million, of which 40% are Pashtun and about 30% are Tajik. The official languages are Pashto and Dari. More than 98% of residents believe in Islam. The capital Kabul. Afghanistan is an agricultural and pastoral country. It mainly exports cotton, leather, natural gas, dried and fresh fruits, etc.; it mainly imports petroleum and its products, wheat, textiles, tea, etc. Afghanistan formed a unified country in 1747. Independence was declared on August 19, 1919. Pursuing the policies of independence, neutrality and non-alignment, he was one of the founding members of the Non-Aligned Movement. On January 20, 1955, diplomatic relations were established with our country. The Afghan flag war cannot destroy the U.S. The U.S. and the dove war cannot destroy the U.S. original ecology of Band-e-amir Lake In early winter, Afghanistan is surrounded by mountains, scattered white and becoming colder. In the Afghan residential buildings of the US military stationed in Afghanistan, low-rise buildings built against mountains are the daily residences of Afghans. Working, Afghans working in the fields. In the mountains, the US military stationed in Afghanistan photographed crossing the mountains of Afghanistan from a C-130J transport plane. Accompanied by the setting sun, a US military UH-60 helicopter crossed the snowy mountains, breaking the original tranquility here. Tranquility, blue sky and white clouds, undulating mountains, staggered terraces, and flowing rivers. The village is quietly embraced, tranquil and comfortable. How do the US troops in Afghanistan feel as they travel through the picturesque plains? In the city, in the center of Kabul, soldiers and herdsmen's market on the lazy commercial street. For 12 years, the US military and children have integrated the US military stationed in Afghanistan into the lives of local Afghan people. They may not be able to explain why they came in the first place, and they may not care about the date of their return. Afghan woman wearing a traditional burqa TOBOSTON On April 15, local time, at least two explosions occurred near the finish line of the Boston Marathon in the United States, causing many casualties. The picture shows an event to convey love launched in Kabul on the day of the incident. This simple set of photos is touching. An American netizen wrote that the other side of the world is so close! Children Several children around the age of ten stared intently at the camera. Although they were not old, their faces showed vigilance and maturity beyond their age. Security Afghanistan is still a war zone. Even in the city, there are military and police posts everywhere, and there are guards armed with live ammunition guarding almost all public places. The peddler in the hawker vegetable market smiled sheepishly at the camera. Imagine how bright his smile would be if there were no war. Playing traditional costumes Hamid Karzai and Medvedev In January 2011, Afghan President Hamid Karzai visited Russia. The picture shows him and then Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Hamid Karzai and Obama In May 2010, Afghan President Hamid Karzai visited the United States. The picture shows him chatting with U.S. President Obama at the White House. Hamid Karzai and Singh In October 2011, Afghan President Hamid Karzai went to India to visit Donkey-cart taxi lanes, US military stationed in Afghanistan, Afghan military tanks, US military shook hands with local teenagers, Taliban militants