Although she didn't understand why there was such a saying.
But she felt that Jiang Si was the one.
Because of this little incident, Chris's impression of Jiang Si was much worse than before.
What she didn't expect was that a few minutes later, she and Jiang Si would clash again.
At this time, staff from the construction department were arranging for the visiting group to enter the site in an orderly manner.
To ensure safety, everyone in the visiting group must wear a safety helmet before entering the construction area.
Safety helmets were introduced to China as essential personal protective equipment as early as the First Five-Year Plan period.
The materials are mainly aluminum and bakelite, and the design standards are completely modeled after those of the Soviet Union.
However, bakelite helmets are hard and heavy, making them stuffy in summer and cold in winter.
Aluminum safety helmets pose a significant risk of electrical conductivity, so they are only worn on major, high-profile projects.
On other occasions, workers most commonly wear a straw hat or a towel around their necks.
The temperature in Beijing was over 30 degrees Celsius, and everyone looked hesitant when they learned that they had to wear helmets.
Chris refused outright, "I don't want to wear this!"
To match her little dress, Chris had gotten a new hairstyle that morning; she didn't want to wear such an ugly hat.
But Jiang Si took this matter very seriously.
She made it clear that anyone not wearing a helmet would not be allowed to enter the venue.
This is a mandatory requirement.
Chris wanted to say something more.
Chi Heng said calmly, "Put it on."
After saying that, he added, "It's safer to wear it."
Chris's expression then brightened.
However, as soon as the helmet was in hand, some knowledgeable people immediately noticed something was wrong.
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