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MidReal Story
Signal in the Wilderness
Scenario:中国工程师去国外偏远地区安装4G基站面临很多困难，但是最终安装成功了。困难有：1.自然环境挑战极端天气条件：气候多变，极端天气事件频发，如暴雨、洪水和干旱等，这些都会对基站的稳定运行造成影响。2.复杂地形：该地区地形复杂，包括茂密的雨林、山地和河流，这不仅增加了基站建设的难度，也使得维护和升级工作更加困难3.交通不便：由于地理位置偏远，交通条件有限，这给基站设备的运输和安装带来了挑战4.能源供应问题：该地区的能源供应可能不稳定，特别是在偏远地区，这可能会影响基站的正常运行
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Li Wei
lead engineer,friends with other team members,tall with sharp eyes,resourceful and determined
Chen Hao
logistics manager,works closely with Li Wei and Zhang Mei,broadshouldered with a warm smile,pragmatic and humorous
Zhang Mei
environmental specialist,colleague of Li Wei,petite with curly hair,analytical and cautious
The 4G base station that our team built in the remote area of Africa finally started to operate stably.
As the lead engineer, I felt a great sense of relief and accomplishment.
This was the first time that our company had cooperated with the local government in Africa.
The project was not easy.
From the beginning, we encountered many difficulties.
The first challenge we faced was the environment.
The weather there was very extreme.
There were torrential rains, floods, and droughts.
The base station had to be built in such a way that it could withstand these natural disasters.
My friend and colleague, the environmental specialist, Zhang Mei, and I had to work together to come up with a plan.
She analyzed the data of the weather and the soil.
I used this information to design the base station.
We had to make sure that it could withstand strong winds and earthquakes.
After several revisions, we finally came up with a good plan.
Next, Chen Hao, our logistics manager, and I worked together to transport all the equipment to the construction site.
This was not an easy task at all.
The location was very remote.
I walked alongside Zhang Mei, her curly hair bouncing with each step as we approached the towering base station.
The air was thick with humidity, a reminder of the recent downpour that had turned the ground into a muddy terrain.
Zhang Mei held a tablet, displaying real-time data on the station's structural integrity.
We circled the perimeter, checking for any signs of damage or weakness.
Chen Hao joined us, his broad shoulders casting a shadow over the equipment as he inspected the foundation.
Together, we tightened bolts and reinforced supports, ensuring the station's resilience against future storms and quakes.
As we worked, the sounds of the African wilderness surrounded us - birds chirping in the nearby trees, the rustling of leaves in the gentle breeze.
The scent of wet earth and ozone hung heavy in the air, a potent reminder of the storm that had just passed.
I wiped the sweat from my forehead, feeling the weight of responsibility on my shoulders.
This base station was more than just a piece of infrastructure - it was a lifeline for the local community.
I glanced up at Zhang Mei, who was intently studying the data on her tablet.
"Everything looks good so far," she said, not looking up.
Chen Hao grunted in agreement, his eyes fixed on the foundation.
Suddenly, a loud rumbling noise echoed through the valley, growing louder by the second.
I felt the ground begin to shake beneath my feet.
"What's happening?" Zhang Mei asked, alarm etched on her face.
"It's an earthquake," Chen Hao shouted, his voice barely audible over the growing roar.
Zhang Mei's eyes widened as she clutched her tablet tightly, "But the data didn't predict this!"
I steadied myself against the base station, urgency in my voice, "We need to check if the structure holds—this is the real test."
