【Idiom Chain】Episode 8 of 6.18 is off! Haichuan Chemical Forum.

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This post was last edited by Guan Gongyu on 2016-6-18 at 00:43. The Haichuan Chemical Industry Forum is a leading professional online media in the chemical industry, bringing together top technical experts from renowned Chinese chemical companies, accommodating millions of professionals in this sector, guiding hundreds of thousands of university scholars and students in chemistry, and playing a key role in driving the development of chemical technology in China. It has witnessed and documented the progress of China’s chemical industry as it grew from a weak sector to one that is increasingly competitive on the global stage. The website covers various important fields such as petrochemicals, metallurgy, coal chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and fine chemicals, with sections dedicated to topics such as processes, equipment, automation control, construction, and electrical engineering. The total number of posts posted on the site has exceeded 10 million, and its daily traffic has remained above 5 million visits for 100 consecutive days. Over the years, it has been repeatedly recognized as the most trustworthy chemical industry online media, earning widespread praise from everyone. However, such recognition is not our core value. From the beginning, we have adhered to the philosophy of embracing diversity and being inclusive, striving to help enterprises grow and develop, to drive continuous advancements in technology, to ensure unobstructed flow of information, and to raise the standards of the industry. We believe that hard work pays off, and that great virtue can bear great burdens. We are convinced that the next industrial technological revolution will be brought about by HaiChuan. The topic for this issue is: Haichuan Chemical Forum. The rules are as follows: Please come up with a set of idioms or phrases that include each character from the name of the Haichuan Chemical Forum. It can have the same pronunciation but different characters, and it doesn’t have to be at the start of a sentence! Let’s see who can come up with a meaningful message that can be combined to form a complete story! For example: When disaster struck in the sea, the Sichuan troops left Shu; they transformed into mighty weapons, captured cities and territories, fighting one after another – a sight truly astonishing! Praise the Sichuan troops for their heroic and fearless spirit in the war against Japan!