My art is too advanced.

Chapter 42 Weapons to transform society!

Tan Xue looked through the introductory part which the teacher had not explained and did not require them to verify.

Usually, the introduction will cover a lot of things, the composition of the book, and all the ideas about the book.

I will write them down.

These words made Tan Xue's heart palpitate.

“We once firmly believed that architecture was a weapon to transform society.”

"I believe in honest structure, in practicality as the standard of aesthetics, in a black-and-white ethics, and in a future utopia where everyone can live in cheap, prefabricated, flat-roofed unit housing."

“Now the streets are full of buildings like this, but has utopia really arrived?”

The author didn't say much, but it gives people a deep thought.

The concept of architecture is to change people’s production and life.

The streets are now full of houses, but the social structure has not changed much.

"Because most people can't even afford this kind of flat-roofed prefabricated house." Tan Xue smiled.

However, what architects need to anchor is the forefront of the times.

We can no longer look at things from this "poor person" perspective.

But in fact, what this passage wants to express is not the concept of money, but just the aesthetic standard.

But it doesn’t matter.

Tan Xue felt that this person was truly a thoughtful and profound person.

After she spent two days and two late nights looking through all the node diagrams, she felt helpless.

"I can barely understand this book, and you tell me, this is a monograph written by a junior fellow student?" Tan Xue felt a little dreamy.

Teacher Guo would not lie to her.

She took the reviewed monograph and went to see Teacher Guo.

"Teacher Guo, I just took a quick look and I think there should be no problem. If you want to do a detailed calculation, I can also verify it, but it may take a little longer."

Tan Xue said truthfully.

After all, this monograph is no less important than a top journal article. If it were a top journal article, it would probably take at least a month to read it carefully.

If this monograph is really to be verified, it will take who knows how long.

One month is certainly not enough.

"Okay, I understand. Thank you. How about it? What do you think after reading it?"

"I don't have any feelings, but I think this junior student is really bold! This is a new system. If we ever start a course on deconstruction mechanics, it might be a torture for undergraduates." Tan Xue said in agreement.

"The content is not messy, it's even clear, but it's too complicated. It's going to drive a person crazy!"

"It's just the Promax version of structural mechanics. Structural mechanics stumps a lot of people, let alone this. If you say this monograph was written by an academician, I will believe it."

"Ordinary scholars may not have this level of ability and capability!"

"This is real!"

"Compared with the academic value of this monograph, I feel that the papers I published are academic garbage."

Tan Xue praised without hesitation.

After all, this monograph is really of this level.

"Okay." Teacher Guo nodded with a smile. "Then you can go back first."

So far, the opinions of these people have been submitted.

No one said there was anything wrong with this.

This proves that this monograph is indeed valid.

Even she herself was reading it and didn't think there was anything wrong with the monograph.

At this moment, he gave Zhou Yue a reply. "I had someone look at your monograph and there is nothing wrong with it. As for the typesetting and the like, that is the job of the editor of the publishing house. The content here is extremely detailed, and the pictures are all in order. I think it can be published. Please discuss it with Professor Cao."

"He has the corresponding channels."

"Thank you, Mr. Guo."

"You're welcome. Last time I asked you about your postgraduate studies, how are you thinking about it?"

"Let me think about it again." Zhou Yue still answered in the same way.

"Sign up first, and as for the rest, we'll see later."

"Okay." Zhou Yue agreed readily.

As for graduate school, even if you have registered and even passed the admission, you don't have to go.

So it was just a matter of signing up, and Zhou Yue didn't feel any pressure.

As for whether it will conflict with work, we will see when the time comes.

"I have already discussed this with Qianran. With your level, you can definitely study and work at the same time."

Zhou Yue: "..." Doesn't that mean you are asking for trouble?

……

After the secretary handed the document to Cao Kai.

It took two days for Cao Kai to find time to read this monograph.

It’s not because I don’t attach importance to it, but because I attach too much importance to it, so I turned down a lot of activities.

Set aside a day or two and be prepared to take a good look.

If the book is simple, one day is enough, and if it is complicated, two days will be enough.

"The young man said that day that the table was not a table, but it was also a table. He even studied why this thing was not a chair."

"I would like to see how his overview is written."

Professor Lin was sitting next to him.

Professor Lin is the dean of the School of Decoration. He is on the same level as Professor Lin and they work in the same office.

"Send me a copy too."

"Can you understand the stuff about structural mechanics?" Cao Kai simply flipped through it and knew what types of formulas were involved.

"Who are you looking down on? I was the one who taught the three major mechanics in our college, okay?"

"I sent you."

Cao Kai just flipped through it briefly and was already shocked.

After all, what Zhou Yue emphasized at the meeting were just some theoretical things, but now it is not the case when it is implemented in books, but rather a series of complex formulas. Even although Zhou Yue's deconstructionism is said to be anti-structural, the formulas in it basically still belong to the content of structural mechanics.

It's just that the structure is irregular.

The more Cao Kai looked, the more shocked he became.

It was only after he had spent several hours reading the first chapter that he suddenly realized what was going on.

He looked a little excited.

"He really integrated that abstract philosophical concept into the structure of the building perfectly, and even analyzed it using the concept of mechanics. He is an academic genius!"

"Moreover, the formulas here are clear and organized, and I didn't find a single mistake in such a complex node!"

"It was so clear and rigorous that I thought he had only created a castle in the air and the underlying foundation."

"But I didn't expect that his theory was so rigorous, without even a single assumption. He used architectural concepts to design his designs."

“He’s a truly thoughtful designer!”

(End of this chapter)