Time has flown by, and more than half a month has passed.
The main structure of the Fire Bamboo Forest Shelter is basically completed.
The commercial complex base is also almost finished.
The commercial complex adopts a semi-embedded structure.
That is, half of the main body is within the mountain wall, and the other half is outside the cliff wall.
The structure inside the mountain is simple, just excavate rooms and passages, reinforce and support them. Because it is a rock structure, there is no need to even lay floors.
Outside the mountain, the frame is still constructed using fire bamboo, the interior is tidied with wood, and then the outer layer is reinforced with sand and stones.
Since there is no cement, Ma Guocai and his team designed it initially using mutant sea cucumber mucus as a strong adhesive.
This sea cucumber mucus works surprisingly well, and the resulting mud bricks are no worse than concrete.
