Nine Of The World'S Shoes, Count The Unusual Shoes.

One, the largest

Recently, a shoemaking factory in Poland has made a large shoe of 1.84 meters long and 1.22 meters high to celebrate the construction of factory 50th anniversary.

As the world's largest shoe, it has been manned by the Guinness book of world records.

The original record is a 1.16 meter long, 0.62 meter high shoe.

In China's first Footwear Fair, a leather shoe is 2.05 meters long, 0.85 meters high and weighs 82.5 kilograms. The shoe upper uses seven imported cowhide, and it costs more than 160 working hours to make it.

The king of leather shoes can be called "the world's first", and people can lie loosely in it.

This is made by Zhejiang Buli leather shoes factory.

Two, the most expensive shoes

Recently, a pair of women's shoes sold in London in 1620 were auctioned at a price of 19 thousand.

These shoes are trimmed with gold and silk.

At the junction with the front palm is a very exquisite little heel.

The shoes are not special, but the price is surprisingly high.

The most notable dry gold shoes, which are worn by Chaplin, are worn and damaged, but the price of these shoes is up to 38 thousand and 500 pounds.

In recent years, a boot made by an Australian boot company has made a pair of leather boots for president Clinton, worth up to eight dollars.

These leather boots are made from the skin of the fish and the skin of the kangaroo. They are called "presidential boots".

Three. The heaviest shoes.

It's called "the world's first heavy shoes".

It was designed and manufactured by the original Guosheng worker of Jiaozuo Mining Bureau of Henan province.

In 1986, his right leg was suffering from vasculitis. Under the condition of invalidation of many doctors, he was guided by traditional Chinese medicine. According to his foot type, he made a steel tube with a diameter of 16 centimeters and a steel plate of 3 centimeters thick, and made a pair of tubes with a height of 45 centimeters and a bottom thickness of 15 centimeters. The bottom of the vehicle was attached to the bottom with a motor tyre. Each shoe weighed about 25 kilograms and looked like a rain boot. After that, the iron sole was increased by two layers, and the total weight of a pair of shoes reached 60 kilograms.

Ordinary workers, who are 1.70 meters tall and weigh 65 kilograms, spend several days in spring, summer, autumn, and winter. He has never taken off their iron shoes when they go to work in their own fields, go to their own plots, or go shopping by bike.

Over time, severe vasculitis also miraculously recovered.

Even in today's deep winter, he can pedal his shoes and walk 2.5 kilometers freely.

This record has been included in the book of Guinness world records.

Four, the earliest shoes

According to foreign reports, the earliest existing shoes were found in Egyptian tombs in the 2000 B.C., which is a pair of sandals made from straw salad paper, which is called the world's collectable shoes.

Five, gold crystal shoes

In 1999, a jewellery sale in Wuhan was made with gold.

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The jewelry store stipulates that if a woman aged 18--40 can wear it, she can get a gold necklace of 18K.

For a time, the news spread quickly. Within three days, there were thousands of Cinderella in three towns in Wuhan. They went to jewelry stores to compete for gold crystal boots. There were 10000 Cinderella in the jewelry competition trial. As a result, 88 Cinderella wore gold crystal shoes.

Six, Holland wooden shoes "illegal"

Wooden shoes, tulips and windmills are also the most representative symbols of Holland.

Wooden shoes are mainly made of natural wood such as willow wood.

Dutch people like to wear wooden shoes in many aspects, such as arranging gardens, agricultural production, fishing and factory work.

For visitors to Holland, wooden shoes are a souvenir worth treasuring.

But when the European Union began standardized production in 1995, wooden shoes were considered to be out of line with workplace safety standards.

Last year, the European Union standardization Agency conducted a comprehensive safety test for two months on wooden shoes. The test results showed that most of the wooden shoes were not suitable for working occasions.

Although most of the workers in Holland are still wearing wooden shoes at work, the production and use of wooden shoes are seriously restricted by standardization.

Seven, three inch Golden Lotus shoes, Huan Jin Museum

"Three inch Golden Lotus" shoes are China's "special products", which began around the Tang Dynasty and lasted for more than one thousand years. Chinese women are all wearing shoes.

After the fall of the Qing Dynasty, women were no longer wrapped up in 1911. However, many years ago, some people were unwilling to change their habits. Therefore, there were still a large number of "Little Women" after liberation. In order to meet the needs of this group, some areas had organized mass production of "three inch Golden Lotus" shoes.

However, with the development of society, the number of "three inch Golden Lotus" shoes is becoming smaller and smaller, and the "three inch Golden Lotus" shoes have gradually lost the market. So in recent years, "three inch Golden Lotus" shoes have been seriously overloaded, and shoe factories have been forced to stop production.

In 1999, the last factory owner of "three inch Golden Lotus" shoes in Harbin sent the "Golden Lotus" shoe last to the museum for permanent preservation.

Eight, footprints cost ten thousand dollars.

Shoes and feet are not separated.

Shoes are valuable, and footprints are worth tens of millions of dollars.

Last year, a city in China was built for hundreds of years. As a sculpture project of one of the tribute works, the designer printed the footprints of 1000 people on the cement board.

Among them, 700 footprints are taken from the representatives of the various strata of the city, and the other 300 do not limit their status. Each person can only pay 5000 yuan for each person, so that you can get your feet that are not honorable but expensive.

It is said that the last 300 footprints are also very successful, because the city is not only rich but also a few people who want to rely on a footprint.

5000 yuan per person, 300 yuan is 1 million 500 thousand yuan, which has brought a considerable amount of construction funds.

Nine. Wonderful foot print.

Fang Yujiu, a retired teacher in Shexian of Anhui Province, accidentally stepped on a pebble at the entrance of her village four years ago.

Three months later, Fang picked up a man's foot stone.

The stone treasures caused a sensation at the national stone exhibition in Shanghai, and merchants bid 10000 yuan, but the host still did not sell.

The reason is that the old man is looking forward to finding the footprints of the female footprints on another side of the stone to make it more perfect and appreciated.