1. The Guinness World Records is a widely recognized system that catalogues various "world's bests" from diverse fields.
2. The origin of the term "Guinness" can be traced back to a brewery company. The managing director of this brewery, Sir Hugh Beaver, was involved in a hunting lodge gathering where he engaged in a debate with the host over the fastest flying bird in Europe.
3. In his quest to find an accurate answer, Sir Hugh Beaver discovered that no existing books provided the necessary information. This revelation sparked his idea to establish an institution dedicated to recording world records.
4. On September 12, 1954, Sir Hugh Beaver, along with his twin brother, founded the Guinness World Records brand. Its aim was to satisfy people's curiosity about world records through published books.
5. The establishment of Guinness World Records marked the beginning of an era dedicated to collecting and recording extraordinary achievements and records.详情
