I told Lao He that after this summer, the road to Ben San Road is undoubtedly, although the Lego blocks have not been touched for many years, the pincer palms and tree-shaped flames can not be forgotten.
As for why it is not recommended to people who have never played, they don’t know, you know the background, and the background is very important. The lively audience chatted about the boring films of The Sunglasses King, but they never knew Liu Yichang; they watched the gorilla fighting and the stone horror over and over again, but never wanted to see what the original Arthur Clarke was. Those who have played will remember the world they once owned.
In mechanical terms, they are all standard parts, which have relatively high interchangeability. Of course, apart from interchangeability, there will also be unique ones. For example, I had a white skeleton back then. I like to wear the helmet back. The Faceless Rider is the protagonist of many of my fantasy dramas. Of course, the ordinary characters are the ordinary characters like construction workers. Therefore, we mix and match and break all the original settings on the packaging.
Now I am here to study quantification of the world and classify it, learn approximation theory to deal with the imperfect world, and no longer indulge in imagining that the whole world can be constructed. Although Lego gave me this opportunity.
I don't like disassembling and assembling radios and seeing who does carpentry work. Life doesn't give me a pair of dexterous hands and keen component recognition, because I am used to playing with toys "literary" rather than engineering. I've boarded houses that don't conform to mechanics, warriors with difficult movements, and flying cars with strange shapes that don't conform to the laws of fluids.
But now I just want to take the road of an engineer. To me, I am just a good friend of ABS building blocks. I never know what kind of steel grade and how common the mechanism is. This is a real world mostly constructed of metal and silicon. I don't know what the Lego career in the early 21st century has gifted me. According to the current wave, should there be an adult who expected to be a dragon to force me to learn scientific knowledge, and not to waste my exuberant talents in unscrupulous fantasies, just like a classmate who had never met Lego and read the introduction claiming this commercial? Like us, I still don't know.
I don't know if I will become the "man on the first floor" in the movie, a self-righteous, clear-thinking adult. After all, we grow up little by little to deal with this real, not so beautiful world, the non-Lego world. Of course, as adults, we can also build a world, a beautiful world for children, just like the great Danish carpenter, right? The ending of this reconciliation, I will definitely have it in my life!
For those who have played at the end of August~
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