After 95 in Baoding, Hebei, the young man carved a 3 mm ice pier by hand. What do you think of this young man's sculpture?

The hosting of the Beijing Winter Olympics has made many people in China very happy. They are very supportive of the Beijing Winter Olympics and prove how much they support the Beijing Winter Olympics with their own actions. Now many people in China will buy ice blocks, but for those who can't buy them, they will choose to make one themselves. After 95 in Baoding, Hebei, the young man carved a 3mm ice pier by hand. What do you think of this young man's sculpture?

First, the cause of the incident. The Beijing Winter Olympics brought the mascot ice pier with fire, and many people began to queue up to buy the ice pier. But at present, the factory has not been fully started, so the inventory is relatively small. Moreover, ice piers have also set off a craze on the Internet. Some powerful craftsmen began to make their own ice piers, and the ice piers made are very realistic. There is a young man in Baoding, Hebei Province after 1995. He usually likes pencil carving. This time, he carved a 3 mm ice pier and melted snow to express his joy at the success of the Olympic Games.

Second, what do you think of the young man's sculpture? The ice pier carved by this young man is very cute, which is no different from the original picture. Moreover, he carved it with a pencil, which shows how difficult this technology is. But for this young man, he usually practices carving on a pencil. Usually, he will carve carefully there with a utility knife. This time, he was able to carve the ice mound so perfectly, which was incredible. The carved ice mound and snowmelt are not much different from those in the picture, and they are very cute. Someone wants to ask this person to spend more time and sell them.

Third, summarize. The explosion of the ice pier made more and more craftsmen begin to make the periphery of the ice pier. They used various materials and made different ice piers. Someone made an ice mound out of a snowman, because someone made an ice mound out of a glass, which also shows how happy they are about the Winter Olympics.