The World's Number One Infrastructure Fanatic

[Already published. Yay, I love the published cover!] "The Forbidden City's golden tiles and red walls are certainly breathtaking, and the Great Wall stretching for thousands of miles is truly magnificent... But regrettably, China's era has passed. The art of architecture now belongs to the West." So declared a blond, blue-eyed architect proudly at the World Architecture Exchange Conference. Lu Feng turns off the TV and spreads out his blueprints. Intricate figures, powerful lines, exquisite angles... Amid piles of discarded paper, silent art takes shape. Talent turns earth and stone into flowers. Not long afterward The Sichuan-Tibet mountain pass: the world's highest bridge among the clouds, winding across mountains and valleys. The South China Sea Strait: the world's longest cross-sea tunnel, solemn and majestic. An international route: the world's deepest bridge piles, driven diagonally into the silt. The world is stunned to learn that all these legendary structures were designed by the same person. At a public interview watched around the world, the mysterious architect from the East walks onto the stage. The camera flashes illuminate his youthful features. "I just want to tell you all, " "In the past, the present, and the future, art will never fade from the land of the East." "The finest architecture is in China." 1. Civil engineering strengthens the nation; construction builds the country. 2. The infrastructure powerhouse is China. 3. The bridges built in this story are fictional, though inspired by real life. The protagonist builds bridges, and his love interest is an architect. Two brilliant designers work together, staying up late to build the foundations of socialist modernization. (Pouring concrete: placing concrete.) - [Here's something some of you may be wondering about. Today, the story was featured on the site's promotion list, and there were many protests and negative reactions. As you can see, the Wuqiao Mountain Bridge is inspired by the Ganhaizi Bridge. The story about foreign companies making exorbitant demands over the Qushuiwan Bridge is inspired by the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. The South China Sea tunnel bridge is inspired by the Taiwan Tunnel, and the Yuping Bridge by the Padma Bridge. None of these bridges exist in real life, but each one reflects real bridges. The bridges, tunnels, and buildings in the later part of this novel will certainly draw heavily on real-world marvels. They embody the hard work of countless Chinese people and form the shining foundation of the infrastructure powerhouse. That is why I wanted to write this story. Lu Feng is a stand-in, an embodiment of countless bridge engineers and designers. Together with a collective worthy of respect, he shows the courage, determination, and spirit that the Chinese people should have. As Professor Wu said: A remarkable designer can create a startling bridge, but only a powerful nation can create wonders of the world. Though thousands stand in my way, I will go on.] This story will go VIP on October 1, National Day. Thank you all for your support. As fighters for socialism, we must celebrate our motherland's birthday with an extra-long update! New version: 2020.5.29 Many thanks to the doctor for their generous assistance! Theme: The protagonist returns from studying abroad without forgetting his original aspiration or mission, contributing to socialist infrastructure and building roads and bridges toward the great rejuvenation of the nation.