這件事發生在一周前，有趣的是，整個鬼城，沒有一隻流浪狗流浪貓，或躺平的中國人民，意思是說，作為生態系統，這是一個不容生命活動的 Potemkin Village，
Empress Catherine the Great's 1787 journey to Crimea was a grand inspection tour organized by her former lover and key advisor, Prince Grigory Potemkin, which gave rise to the enduring myth of "Potemkin villages".[
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The Crimean Journey (1787)
- The Goal: Prince Potemkin wanted to showcase the newly acquired lands of Novorossiya (southern Ukraine) and Crimea—which Russia annexed in 1783 under his guidance—to Catherine the Great and foreign diplomats. [1, 2, 3]
- The Scale: The massive imperial flotilla and overland procession traveled down the Dnieper River and across the Crimean peninsula, displaying new towns, military fleets, and thriving settlements. [1, 2]
The Myth of the "Potemkin Village"
- The Rumor: Political rivals spread stories that Potemkin built fake, portable cardboard or painted wooden villages along the riverbanks to deceive the Empress into thinking the region was prosperous. [1, 2]
- The Reality: Modern historians agree that the story of fake portable facades is largely a malicious fabrication invented by Potemkin's enemies; the towns, developments, and agricultural progress he showed Catherine were real. [1, 2, 3]
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