50 years ago today, on July 12, 1975 (June 4, 1975 lunar calendar), the UK set off a nude running craze. In ancient Greece, the body was very proud. Athletes in the ancient Olympic Games were naked. After the army's victory, there would also be a nude execution ceremony at the ceremony of thanking the gods. However, running naked on the street is still not allowed in modern society. However, in the summer of 1975, there was a trend of nude running in the UK. As shown in the picture above, the audience who made a splash by breaking into the big cricket field naked gave the media exposure "a new meaning. At the 1975 Commonwealth Rugby Final, British dignitaries, including Queen Elizabeth, gathered on the podium. A well-built naked man, Australian accountant Michel O'Brien, suddenly ran past the stands at the Tickenham rugby stadium. He seemed to be on his way to a hymn. The hatless policeman with the long sideburns of the 1970s seemed to be playing the role of Judas, his helmet rolled into a large cover, as if returning to Henry VIII's custom. According to reports, the Queen nearly fainted in the face of the embarrassing scene. The gentleman with the overcoat, who looked like a member of parliament, a typical ruling class person, who, although he looked in a hurry, was still one step late to catch up with the shameful event, but made the disturbance even more dramatic. Brian was later sentenced to three months in prison for "indecent assault". Naked - Australian accountant Michelle O'Brian