In the macro world, we look up to the blue sky and overlook the vast land, mountains, rivers, flowers, trees, houses, So what is the micro world like? I'm afraid there are very few people to see, and those who do not engage in scientific research or special work do not have the opportunity to observe the subtlety and beauty of the micro world.


When it comes to the micro world, I can't help but mention the Leica microscope, which allows me to appreciate the wonders of the micro world.


In recent days, I have been participating in training at the Analysis and Inspection Center of HKUST every day, and every day I can appreciate the metallographic microstructure of various materials under the Leica microscope.

    I haven't observed it very carefully before and didn't pay much attention to it. Why do I suddenly like it now and insist on sharing these pictures with everyone? There is a bit of karma among them. When I arrived, I learned that in order to leverage the advantages of the Materials Science major at the University of Science and Technology and serve the experimental teaching of materials related majors, the National Materials Teaching Demonstration Center of the University of Science and Technology and the Analysis and Inspection Center of the University of Science and Technology jointly developed a series of typical metallographic characteristic samples. The Leica Microscope DM4M was used to collect the microstructure of all samples, providing reference for teachers, students, and laboratory technicians. I would like to see how the spectra of these metallographic samples were collected using a Leica microscope, so when I arrived at the laboratory, I was deeply curious and curious, and persisted in the microscopic world under the Leica microscope.


Unexpectedly, the micro world is so exciting and colorful that you can fully unleash your imagination and give these graphs beautiful metaphors, funny names, or brain burning concepts. I can't find any better adjectives after searching for them. Feel free!

    Suddenly remembered a sentence from the Buddhist school; One Sand, One World”, I think in the microscopic world under the Leica microscope, a particle is a world, which can be said to be" One grain, one world” It's not too much. In the microscopic world that we cannot see with the naked eye, it is also all-encompassing. They are distributed and arranged according to their own laws, although small, they determine the macroscopic physical and chemical properties of materials. The characteristics of basic particles determine the overall properties of materials, and our material people explore the infinite mysteries of the vast world from these tiny particles that cannot be seen or perceived by the naked eye.


I am already operating the Leica microscope with a reverent heart. It was it that allowed me to enter the micro world and experience the exploration and persistence of material people. The wonderful world under the Leica microscope has shown me the future of China's material development. The development of national manufacturing industry has sounded the horn of progress, and I firmly believe that in the near future, high-end Chinese manufacturing will be spread throughout every corner of the world. This day will definitely come, let us wait and see!