522 years ago today, on December 14, 1503 (November 26, 1503, the 1503 lunar calendar), the French prophet Nostradamus was born. Nostradamus (Latin name: Nostradamus), also translated as Nostradamus. Originally known as Michel de Nostrodame (French name: Michelde Nostredame), with his original surname Gassonet, was born in France on December 14, 1503 and died on July 2, 1566. A French-born Jewish prophet who was proficient in Hebrew and Greek, and left a collection of prophecies written in quatrains, Les Prophets (first edition in 1555, the translation of "Centuries" is a mistranslation-translation). His influence was far-reaching, and even King Henry II was summoned to the palace and asked him to predict good and bad luck for the country. Five years later, he left the court and came to Sharon. It took him four years to complete a wonderful book,"Hundred Poems". Some researchers "see" predictions about many historical events (such as the French Revolution and the rise of Hitler) and important inventions (such as the airplane and the atomic bomb) from these short poems. Innostradamus's prophecy, whether he was alive or dead, still attracted admirers from all over the world. After its publication,"Hundred Poems" is still very popular. Many enthusiasts separated his predictions with major events in the world and found places where they came true. In contrast, most scholars believe that the Norstradamus quatry-style prophecy is unclear, and that the "fulfillment" of the prophecy is that its description is too extensive. There is no evidence to prove the authenticity of the prophecy, nor is there any evidence to prove that the prophecy actually describes a certain event. However, Nostradamme was valued during the French Renaissance, but today, especially in the media and culture in general, and compared with the equally famous prophetic Bible, coded prophecies. The commentary commemorates the magical prophet who predicted the plane, the atomic bomb and Hitler ~