When Ji Soraka's high heels stepped through the glass corridor on the 23rd floor of Star Map Technology, the morning light was cut into thin strips through the blinds, and fell on the "unread emails" prompt on her workstation monitor - 37 emails, 12 more than yesterday. She put down her beige tote bag and first touched the mint potted plant next to the monitor with her fingertips. The leaves were still hung with drops of water she poured last night. This was her little habit in the three years since she joined the company: to use a little certainty of "freshness" to buffer the "uncertainty" that was about to hit her face.
"Soraka, Mr. Lin is waiting for you in the conference room. We want to talk about the 'Northern Han Dynasty Ancient Post Road'." Xiao Chen from the administrative department passed by with a stack of documents in his arms. His voice was low, but with an obvious hint that "this matter is not simple."
Ji Soraka's heart skipped a beat. The "Digital Restoration of Ancient Post Roads of the Northern Han Dynasty" project is a key cultural tourism project accepted by Star Map this year. The client is Bingzhou Cultural Tourism Bureau, which has a high budget but more demanding requirements - the existing Northern Han Post Road ruins (951-979 AD) must be made into an interactive web page model. Visitors can "walk" the post roads online, see the layout of the post stations, and even simulate the caravan traffic at that time. The project was originally in charge of Lao Zhou from the design department, but last week Lao Zhou suddenly submitted his resignation letter, citing the reason that he "cannot bear it physically." This project became a hot potato that no one dared to take on.
