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I saw a book recently, "Weizhong Yang Software Development Disaster Site", and I had an overwhelming urge to immediately 3D-ify the main character. The main character was a young boy with a curious expression on his face, and he was standing in front of a massive Lego structure that seemed to be stretching up to the sky. The scene was chaotic, with people running around frantically, trying to escape the disaster site. But the main character stood still, looking at me with an inquisitive gaze. I picked up my camera and started snapping photos, trying to capture the essence of the moment. But then I had another idea - what if I could bring this scene to life? What if I could create a 3D model of the main character and the Lego structure? I quickly got to work, sketching out ideas on paper and gathering materials for my project. It wasn't long before I had a rough draft of the 3D model, and I was excited to see it take shape. As I worked on the model, I realized that the main character's expression was not just any ordinary expression - it was one of wonder and curiosity. He was standing in front of this massive structure, and yet he seemed completely at peace with it. I decided to experiment with different textures and colors for the Lego bricks, trying to get them to look as realistic as possible. And then, suddenly, it hit me - what if I could create a 3D model that not only looked like the real thing but also moved and interacted with its environment? The possibilities were endless, and my mind started racing with ideas for how I could take this project to the next level. I could add animation to the Lego bricks, making them seem like they were really moving. I could create a virtual reality experience that would transport people right into the middle of the disaster site. As I sat there, surrounded by my materials and sketches, I felt a sense of excitement and possibility that I hadn't felt in a long time. This project was more than just a 3D model - it was an opportunity to bring a story to life and share it with the world.