How to make a bridge with chopsticks, straws and paper cups

How to make a bridge with chopsticks, straws and paper cups:

The first step is to take two paper cups and make a bridge pier.

The second step, in two paper cups two-thirds of the height of the upper end of a long hole, the length of the hole with the width of the bridge is equal to the width of the hole is equal to the diameter of the chopsticks or straws.

The third step is to glue the chopsticks or straws together with strong glue to form a bamboo row, or to tie them together with silk thread to form a bridge.

Step 4: Insert the ends of the bridge into the holes in the paper cups.

A simple bridge is now ready. If you want to increase the strength, you can refer to the structure of the cable-stayed bridge in the middle of the two more vertical chopsticks, using silk thread as a tie rod.

A bridge is a large structure used to cross an obstacle. To be precise, it is used to transport routes (such as roads, railroads, waterways, etc.) or other facilities (such as pipelines, cables, etc.) across the natural barriers (such as rivers, straits, canyons, etc.) or man-made barriers (highways, railroads) of the structure.

Expanded:

The purpose of a bridge is to allow a person, vehicle, train, or ship to cross an obstacle. Bridges can be built on either side of a river valley or a strait, or they can rise up on the ground and be elevated over the river or road below, allowing traffic to flow freely below.?

The "bridge" was originally a tall tree that was tall enough to be cut down and placed on a river long enough to connect the two sides of the bank, i.e., a log bridge.

Open and closed bridges give space for large ships to pass. Other works of literature, movies, gymnastic terms and skateboarding terms are known by this name.

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