10世纪末的俄国彼得堡,一位14岁的女孩在家中遇害。画家波叶出于激愤画了一幅这一悲剧题材的油画,虚构了一个正娶逃跑的凶手的形象。半年后,此画在彼得堡市政府展出时,人群中有人在画前尖叫倒地,浑身抽搐。原来此人正是凶手,他被如此酷似自己的画中凶手惊吓得失去了理智。第一次世界大战期间,英军二等兵史密斯正举枪向50米外的一个德国兵瞄准,谁知德国兵眼快手快,首先开枪,史密斯并没有被打死;德国士兵的子弹正好射进史密斯的步枪枪膛里。这支枪保存在英国休斯顿博物馆内。老话说,无巧不成书,很多巧合让我们匪夷所思,巧合究竟是福是祸?隐藏在巧合背后的究竟是什么,下面我们就和科学家们一起探索巧合的秘密。 At the end of the 10th century in Petersburg, Russia, a 14-year-old girl was killed at home. Painted out of anger painter wave of this tragic theme of oil painting, fictional image of a murderer is marrying. Six months later, when the painting was on display at the Petersburg City Hall, someone in the crowd screamed before the painting and fell to the ground with convulsions. It turned out that this person is the murderer, he was so resembles his own killer scared to lose the reason. During the First World War, the British second-class Smith was holding a gun to a German soldier 50 meters aiming, who knows the German soldiers fast-tracked soldiers, the first shot, and Smith has not been killed; German soldiers bullets just shot Smith’s rifle barrel. This gun is stored in the museum in Houston, England. The old adage that no coincidence, a lot of coincidence makes us incredible coincidence is a blessing? What is hidden behind the coincidence, and we will explore the coincidence with the scientists secret.