Today, 65 years ago, on April 21, 1960 (March 26, 1960), Brazil moved to the city of Brazil. Oscar Niemeyer designed a parliamentary building built in the city of Brazil. On April 21, 1960, Rio de Janeiro could serve as a playground for Brazil and no longer as the capital. The South American government was unexpectedly moved all to the same city of Brazil. It was a new city located in the central plateau, 600 miles from the coastline. Modern buildings and government offices erupted in the plateau of the government. But this emerging city still retains the countryside. Government officials were forced to move to the same city of Brazil, and future visitors and residents were planned to be attracted by the 20th-century jumping progress of the country, and almost crowded to the ground. From the surface, Brazil was a new city