Recently, some people found that there are serious problems with the relief of the China Science and Technology Museum, claiming that it is a "poisonous relief". The discovery attracted the attention of some people, including a man named Lao Xu. Lao Xu plans to bid farewell to public knowledge and set foot in the spray world instead, and he hopes to take advantage of this matter to discuss and show his position. However, after much scrutiny, he could not determine exactly what the problem was. He asked for help from everyone in the hope of getting some guidance and advice. If you have any ideas, please share them in the comments section. The controversy seems to be a bit complicated, and perhaps we need to know more about the process of making the reliefs at the China Science and Technology Museum, and what these so-called "poisonous reliefs" look like. Perhaps, perhaps, some trolls are upset by the appearance of certain reliefs or some suggestive symbols. In this case, we may need to compare the different reliefs and analyze the commonalities or differences between them. After all, it's not easy to determine if something is wrong.
