Photos posted online by netizen "Cao Yitong Ivanoic"

There are 600 magic cubes, each of which turns out the desired color, and then spells out the portrait of his girlfriend as a whole. On the 17th, a man of science in Shanghai made this move, which caused numerous netizens to "worship" and exclaim: this is the perfect combination of technology and art, and the man of science "wants to go against the sky"!

　 The science and engineering man took the Rubik's Cube to spell out his girlfriend's head

On the 19th, a picture of a boy squatting on the ground with a large piece of magic cube placed like a puzzle. Each piece of magic cube has a different color, but it shows a girl's appearance as a whole. According to the photo description, this is Shanghai University of Technology [Weibo] A boy, taking advantage of his beloved girl's birthday to express himself, used more than 600 magic cubes and spent a month to spell out the girl's head.

The reporter later learned that the photo was first published on Renren on the 17th, and the publisher's online name was "Cao Yitong Ivanoic".

On the 20th, the reporter contacted the netizen "Cao Yitong Ivanoic", who said that this was indeed a gift for his girlfriend, but it was just a birthday gift, not a confession.

It is understood that "Cao Yitong Ivanoic" is currently studying at Shanghai University of Technology and is a freshman majoring in optoelectronics.

　 I saved my living expenses for two months and did it all by myself

Seeing this birthday gift, some netizens couldn't help sighing, "Rubik's cube is still used in this way? It should have cost a lot of money, right?"

"Cao Yitong Ivanoic" told reporters that the Rubik's Cube was bought from the Internet at the price of 5 yuan each, and it cost about 3000 yuan in total. The money was saved from living expenses for two months. As for the production process, it was all done by myself. "Except that my classmates helped me move back, I made them manually one by one. It took me about half a minute to two minutes to improve each cube."

Why did you think of such a way to celebrate your girlfriend's birthday? "Cao Yitong Ivanoic" said that this was the first birthday that two people had together. I hope my girlfriend can be happy, and I am also a Rubik's Cube lover.

Netizen: The love of a boy from University of Science and Technology can't be hurt

Seeing such a birthday gift, many female netizens marveled at how romantic it was, including male netizens who couldn't help admiring the creativity of "Cao Yitong Ivanoic".

A netizen exclaimed, "The love of a science and technology university boy can't afford to hurt. This is the perfect combination of technology and art. The romance of a science man is' against the sky '!"

However, some reasonable netizens noticed that this production method was too time-consuming, and they proposed an improved method: why not paint the Rubik's Cube by yourself? It won't take a month.