First Day Sunshine

After the earthquake, the country revised the corresponding building codes (white paper). There is a lot of content, so I won't go into details here. Cite a few typical examples. 1. After the earthquake, the beams were required to be designed not as strong as before. The design requirement is that when the earthquake intensity reaches a certain level and the house cannot support it, the beams and columns will begin to crack and deform. This process is not only a process of consuming earthquake energy, but also a process of allowing people indoors to escape. In the past, the beams of buildings were too strong, much stronger than the columns. During an earthquake, the beams did not deform at all, and all the energy was concentrated on the columns. After reaching a certain level, the columns suddenly broke, and the entire beams and the floor were snapped down, and people in the room could not escape. 2. After the earthquake, the regulations required that all primary and secondary school buildings are not allowed to be single-span. What does single span mean? That is to say, in the previous classroom, there were a row of pillars on the front and rear walls, and the depth was one span. The outer corridors parallel to it are all cantilevered. Now it is required that for this kind of layout, there must be a row of pillars beside the corridor, so that in the depth direction, there is one span for the corridor and one span for the classroom, at least two spans. Structurally speaking, the more spans in both directions, the more stable it is. 3. Carry out seismic reinforcement and renovation for the previous brick-concrete structure buildings. Our design institute has done many reinforcement and renovation projects in recent years. Knock on the blackboard and draw the key points! Brick-concrete structures are not earthquake-resistant, not earthquake-resistant, not earthquake-resistant! Structurally speaking, brick-concrete structures are like building blocks. When an earthquake comes, they will fall apart in a flash. Those with ring beams in the middle of the floor are better, like the small prefabricated bungalow built by myself at home, which can be shaken down without a strong earthquake. It is worth mentioning that China's ancient wooden buildings are frame structures and are least afraid of earthquakes. Especially for official-style buildings, there is an eaves corridor in front, and with eaves columns, it is at least three spans wide and two spans deep, making it very earthquake-resistant. To sum up the above, during an earthquake, most of the houses in the small county over there are brick-concrete, one-span buildings, which are very weak against earthquakes. In nearby large cities and provincial capitals, many new buildings have strong earthquake resistance and are better in terms of urban damage. Of course, site selection is also very important. It does not mean just avoiding the earthquake zone directly, but also whether there is a risk of landslides in the nearby mountains, whether to build slope protection retaining walls, etc.

Just like what I left in other Guyan house fighting articles before, I feel like I have been reborn ten times and my house fighting skills are still scummy. The same applies here. I feel that if I was born again and started working hard in the first grade of elementary school, it would be impossible for me to go to college at the age of fifteen and then graduate in one semester and become a great person in the industry. The heroine can only be a golden finger. I major in architecture. It takes five years to study for our undergraduate degree and three years for a master's degree. Why can't I become a great person in the industry even if I am reborn? This major is difficult to compare. For example, the medical major requires five years of undergraduate study. Even if you get a doctorate, you will work for a few years or even more than ten years after graduation before being promoted to chief physician. Then what? There are a lot of them in many departments of many tertiary hospitals in every city. You say go back to the 1990s with technology? Can you become a miracle doctor when you go back? The so-called new technologies were proposed at home and abroad more than ten decades ago. Are they waiting for you to overturn the medical world? Impossible. It would be a miracle if every operation could be guaranteed to be completed perfectly and every patient could be cured. Let's get back to our major. After graduating from graduate school, I was an architectural designer in many architectural design institutes in the city. Not to mention the well-known design masters in the industry, I am not even ranked as a well-known design institute. I am just an ordinary social creature. Will I be able to preside over the design and construction of the Bird's Nest and the CCTV building if I go back to the 1990s? Or should we copy the Sydney Opera House back in advance? I thought that with my professional level and social and emotional intelligence as a social creature, I would only be able to buy a few more apartments when I was reborn. To go a long way, let's talk about building a water plant. I have never designed a water plant, but I have designed a sewage treatment plant, so it should be relatively close. The attached picture below shows a relatively simple sewage treatment plant. This is just one professional drawing from the architectural major. At the same time, there are drawings from at least five majors including structural, electrical, water supply and drainage, and HVAC. After working for more than ten years, I can only understand the drawings of the other four majors, and I can't design them.

Little P finally took action on himself These are all good memories

When I went to the vegetable market to buy vegetables, I couldn't help but buy a pot when I saw the flowers growing well. I haven't raised flowers here for more than 10 years. I always come back to live temporarily. I can't take them with me after I raise them.

As the title states, although I am not a professional interior designer, I do know some relevant content and can help the author refer to it.

I feel like I'm going to drift off. I just invested in it for fifteen minutes and I got a profit.

Cast!

The male protagonist is too old! They are still married and have children. Most of the heroines in today's romance novels become mothers like this! Can't they be childhood sweethearts or outstanding young people who are not much different? There are too many people who are stepmothers, why can't they change to a novel where they are stepmothers and don't raise children?

To be honest, I'm a little tired of the heroine after seeing this. It's too selfish to be stupid and sweet all her life. She doesn't care about anything in the first year of junior high school, but she always keeps asking for the first year of junior high school. For her little face, the first year of junior high school is so tiring. When I was a child, I felt that there were too many children. I said that the first graders in junior high school had a bad temper and could not be taken care of, so I left the first graders in junior high school to Father Wu. Later, he said that Dad Wu was too partial to the first graders, so she couldn't like the first graders too much, and she was just average about the first graders, and didn't know all the habits of the first graders. While saying that she felt sorry for the first grade student, she did nothing except scolding and beating her. She also kept pushing the first grade student for the sake of her family. Why didn't she take care of him in the first year of junior high school? Wasn't it because everything she did was based on her own ideas? In the final analysis, it was because she didn't love the first grade of junior high school because he was not a boy, which made her feel embarrassed.

It's okay, it's not a cookie-cutter kind of story, I think it's an emotional drama, it's not a love affair, it's not a bullshit. Although the male protagonist is older and has children, it's not perfect. The female protagonist may not want to get married because of rebirth or work-related illness, but getting married or not getting married is an experience. Some people have said that you will regret it if you get married, and you will regret it if you don't get married. This is life!