Everyone is familiar with the Chinese yuan, spending and earning every day! But have you noticed the exquisite patterns on every paper or coin?

      To be honest, I don't have either. I'm really sorry! But that Leica microscope training left a deep impression on me.

    I remember it was in early 2017, just after the Spring Festival, Leica Company organized a&quo; Leica Microscope Installation and Maintenance Agent Training&# quo;, The company sent several of our after-sales engineers to participate in this training, which lasted for a total of 3 days.

      Due to my first exposure to Leica microscopes after joining Chain Energy Company, I was still confused about the high-end and precise equipment manufactured by Germans. I had only read some materials before and had not been on site, let alone personally operated, installed, or debugged the equipment. Therefore, I came to participate in this Leica microscopes training with some excitement and anticipation.

     In these three days, L ü Gong, a senior engineer in charge of training at Leica, personally taught me equipment principles and applications; And personally guide us to install the prototype, debug, and try it out. Carefully experience, ponder, and operate every detail with your own hands, until you can independently complete equipment installation and debugging!

     On the second day of the training, I was able to independently install the DMS1000 Leica microscope, which is a coded zoom optical video microscope that can be used independently or connected to a computer. Through Leica's LAS software, I was able to perform precise 2D measurements.

    After installation and debugging, the engineer we trained with conveniently took a nickel and placed it under the lens of the microscope, ooh! Oh my god! Several of us present exclaimed almost simultaneously, 'It's so beautiful!'! It's simply stunning! Unexpectedly, the lotus pattern on the coin is so beautiful and unparalleled! The blooming petals are plump and round, and the small lotus canopy is clearly visible. The half exposed lotus leaves are also graceful and graceful. I suddenly remembered Zhu Ziqing's "Moonlight in the Lotus Pond".

    But Professor Zhu's lotus seems too subtle and ethereal, not as real and plump as the lotus under the Leica microscope. Compared to this lotus on a nickel, I prefer it! My colleague joked, 'Do you like Chinese yuan?'! Haha I acquiesced with a smile on my face. Do you also think, after looking at the lotus pattern under the Leica microscope; RMB; Is it really cute?!