Civil engineer Lin Yi traveled to the Tang Dynasty and became a refugee outside Chang'an City. Others brought poems and songs with them during time travel, but he brought with him five years of construction site experience. From the plow to the drainage ditch, from the refugee to the young prisoner, he replaced the sword with drawings and knocked open the door of the political hall with three layers of rammed earth. "
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Engineering students traveled through the early Tang Dynasty and did not copy poems or rebel. They squatted on the field ridges to grab soil, taste water and build sewers. From the plow to the drainage ditch to the Zhongnanshan aqueduct, every step is well documented, and every supporting role has flesh and blood. The rhythm is not fast but solid, just like the sentence written repeatedly in the book - the tamping tool rises and falls, layer by layer, inch by inch. If you like "Qin Li" and "New Song Dynasty" technical dramas, you can watch it with your eyes closed. [Laugh]
Engineering students traveled through the early Tang Dynasty and did not copy poems or rebel. They squatted on the field ridges to grab soil, taste water and build sewers. From the plow to the drainage ditch to the Zhongnanshan aqueduct, every step is well documented, and every supporting role has flesh and blood. The rhythm is not fast but solid, just like the sentence written repeatedly in the book - the tamping tool rises and falls, layer by layer, inch by inch. If you like "Qin Li" and "New Song Dynasty" technical dramas, you can watch it with your eyes closed. [Laugh]