Su, a girl from Wenzhou, became popular because of the video of building a homophone pavilion in the Forbidden City. How to treat this wave of operation?

I think this operation is very powerful. A person is not only a designer, but also an architect and painter. In short, the whole exhibition hall was carried out by himself, completely by hand, without any modern technology.

I don't know if you have seen this video. The only thing I can say after watching it is that this girl is really amazing. We can see her love and passion for traditional China architecture. In fact, the construction of the whole building is very difficult. It is necessary to select materials, design, cut, assemble, paint and draw some drawings. These are all very hard and difficult. After all, I am a modern man, and I am vague about some ancient skills. To complete such a work, it must take a long time of research and data collection.

But I think there seems to be a lot of malice towards her in the comments. It seems impossible for a girl to finish such a task, but she did it. Whether with the help of modern technology or not, whether there is a shooting team, being able to shoot such a video of China traditional architecture has already explained our love and care for it, and its status and beauty. We cannot comment on incomplete facts. We don't know the truth of the matter, which will have certain influence and psychological sadness for a passionate girl.

From the video, we can see the whole process of making the exhibition hall. It may be hard for us to imagine what the girl's hands have worn, how many gloves she has worn and how many days and nights it took to make this pavilion. It not only reflects her love, but also introduces us to the complexity of making the pavilion and some of its mysteries, spreads China's knowledge and China's wisdom to us, and causes the upsurge of traditional architecture in China.

Everyone has their own love and wants to be seen by more people. This kind of experience can inspire the girl and influence her. We should give more encouragement and support to let more people know about our traditional architecture.