The Discovery of Zhang Xianzhong's Treasure

In China, there has long been rumours of the missing Treasure of Zhang Xianzhong. This treasure supposedly originates from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, where Zhang Xianzhong, the leader of a peasant's revolt was killed, and a large amount of gold and silver treasure was sunken into the Minjiang River. Many people did not believe the stories, but in 2017, archaeologists uncovered a large amount of artifacts in the river.

Source: https://mini.eastday.com/a/181217102413812.html?qid=02263

Coolest Anagrams

Anagrams are different words or phrases that use the same letters, but just in another order. Many of these exist throughout the English language, and below are some of the best ones below.

Dormitory	Dirty Room
Astronomers	Moon Starers	No More Stars
Twelve Plus One	Eleven Plus Two
The Morse Code	Here Come Dots
Funeral	Real Fun
Statue of Liberty	Built to Stay Free
The Detectives	Detect Thieves
The Countryside	No City Dust Here
The Cockroach	Cook, Catch Her
Statue of Liberty	Built to Stay Free
A Decimal Point	I'm a Dot in Place
Butterfly	Flutter By
Slot Machines	Cash Lost in 'em
The Morse Code	Here Come Dots
William Shakespeare	I Am a Weakish Speller	I'll Make A Wise Phrase

One cool thing with the "Twelve Plus One" anagram that you might not have noticed is that it has 13 letters, which the the sum of twelve and one.

Google also has a cool hidden anagram easter egg. If you search "anagram" on Google, it asks "Did you mean: nag a ram".

Latin Abbreviations Commonly Used in English

The English language is a complex language that pulls many roots and inspirations from other languages. A good example of this is English's incorporation of Latin in everyday use.

Abbreviation	Latin	Meaning
AD	anno Domini	In the year of the Lord
c.	circa	approximately
CV	curriculum vitae	course of life
D.G.	Dei gratia	by the grace of God
et. al.	et alii	and others
etc.	et cetera	and the rest
e.g.	exempli gratia	for example
i.e.	id est	in other words
lbs	libra	scales
p.a.	per annum	through a year
per cent.	per centum	for each one hundred
Ph.D.	Philosophiae Doctor	Doctor of Philosophy
P.S.	post scriptum	after what has been written
P.P.S.	post post scriptum	after P.S.
Re	in re	concerning
REG	regina	queen
R.I.P.	requiescat in pace	may they rest in peace
stat.	statim	immediately
vs.	versus	against

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Latin_abbreviations