What is the moral of CCTV's big shorts?

The implication of Beijing Big Pants is actually to show the truth of infinite cycle of life. Life is full of power from its birth, but in order to keep life going and renewing, human beings are constantly improving and perfecting.

The big underpants building in Beijing has been subjected to various controversies since its completion in June 212. Some people say that the building has erotic implications, while others say that the building looks like underpants. In the eyes of some farsighted people, the big underpants and several other buildings in Beijing form a unique donkey kong lineup in Beijing.

In fact, this building has a very unique meaning. The designer of the building is rem koolhass from the Netherlands, and Rem Koolhaas has a very strong sense of nature and human design.

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When rem koolhass, a Dutchman, and ole scheeren, a German, announced the design scheme of the new headquarters building of CCTV, people couldn't believe that the building could still do this.

technically, this building is very difficult. The shape of the building is like a twisted square doughnut; The two upright towers are tilted inward with a great inclination; The towers are connected by transverse structures to form a closed ring as a whole. There is no ready-made construction specification for such a revolving structure in the construction industry.

when completed, it will become the symbol of CCTV, the only national television station in China, and it will also be the second largest office building in the world after the Pentagon in the United States.

Yan Xunqi, a Hong Kong architect who was a judge of the CCTV building design competition, said that at first he had some reservations about this crazy design scheme, but later, he felt that this design could represent a certain spirit, which is exactly what China showed in the new era: not afraid of authority, daring to try, fearless and highly confident.