I don't know if you have ever seen a movie called "Lover on the Hill" starring Hugh Grant.
The film is about a handsome and shy male protagonist during the First World War who joins a survey team to measure the height of a mountain peak in a small town in England.
According to british government regulations, a thousand feet above is a mountain, below a thousand feet is a hill, and the uplift in the town, which is regarded by the local residents as a sacred mountain, is just 983 feet.
The townspeople could not accept the fact that the "sacred mountain" was just a "hillock" that might not even be marked on the map of the United Kingdom, so they began to think of a way.
In the end, I came up with a lot of solutions. For example, a puncture of a car tire prevents the survey team from rushing to the next measurement site
Then the residents organized themselves to move the soil up the hill, hoping to raise the 20 feet in a very short time and turn the hill into a mountain
At the same time, a girl was also sent to confuse the male protagonist as a surveyor by casting a beauty trick on him...
Enough is enough.
In fact, everyone knows that the terrain of the United Kingdom is mostly hilly, that is, rolling hills, as if so
And the British regulations are like this, beyond a certain height is called mountain (mountain), not high enough is called Hill (hill)
On this day, things in this movie happen in reality.
A surveyor went to a hill in Wales called Moelwyn Mawr to take measurements and came up with a result that broke the hearts of the locals.
This hill was once called mountain. Now it's downgraded. It can only be called Hill because it is 22 millimeters to meters away from the specified height.
22 mm. Any rain can be brushed off ah hey!
It's this sad little mound ↓
The surveyor in charge of measuring the hill said that he had never seen the data so close, and said nervously that "the locals have expressed great displeasure with the results"...
I have a hunch that the bridge in the movie is about to be staged. The time has come for the British to assert their dignity...
Surveyor, go check the tires of your car. But also to prevent beauty from planning...
I remember that last year, a teasing force broke a stone on the top of a peak in England, making the altitude of the mountain a few centimeters shorter, thus angering all the British.
The British are so sensitive to these things. Don't challenge their bottom line.