In his third year of high school, Zhuang Yubai always used to warm osmanthus tea while sharpening charcoal pencils. The suspension bridge formulas densely covered on his draft paper were stacked with the ginkgo bookmarks she had tucked into the Civil Code. In the MP3 confiscated by the dean, "Lake Baikal" played at 1 minute and 17 seconds, which happened to be the moment when his earphones split her half.
When the Munich Design Institute sent the drawings of the first cable-stayed bridge, Zhuang Yubai traced the veins of a ginkgo leaf next to the parameters of the steel cables. At the same time, Zhi Shi, who was working overtime at the Beijing law firm, opened the case file. The heavy rain load formula of the dangerous bridge in the evidence photo was exactly what he had written when he was helping her make up for her physics in the third year of high school.
Ten years later, at the opening ceremony of the cross-sea bridge, Xianshi stepped into the venue as a special legal advisor. Under the spotlight, the chief designer Zhuang Yubai unbuttoned his suit - the inner pocket contained a sketch of a covered bridge she had drawn back then. The stamped data on the back of the invitation was stamped: wind pressure resistance coefficient 9.8M/s², just like the number of seconds it took for the cup of osmanthus tea at the age of seventeen to cool down.
Jiang Feng lifted up the cuffs of her lawyer's robe, revealing the ginkgo specimen he gave her hidden under her watch. When the live broadcast camera swept across, the two people were raising their thermos cups simultaneously, looking at each other and smiling across the steel rope forest.
"Every bridge he designs has a margin of error allowed by law, just like there is always a liability reduction clause for him hidden in her defense."
◆ Two-way notarization of mechanical parameters and legal provisions ◆
