"But in the end, just like the famous debate between Einstein and Bohr, each stuck to their opinion, and neither would yield. So, unable to resolve it, they simply compromised and sculpted it into this figure that has both legs and a fish tail."
...
Listening to Huang Que's narration, Lin Xian immersed himself in this historical story and began to reconsider this world-famous statue anew.
The time was now nearly 10 PM, which couldn't be called early.
Since he and Huang Que had left the Copenhagen Grand Theater after watching a performance, it was already nine o'clock.
They had dinner afterward before taking a cab here.
So.
At this time, on the shallow sandy beach, aside from them, there was no one else.
The quiet was such that only the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks could be heard.
For some reason.
The Little Mermaid Bronze Statue under the night sky looked even sadder and lonelier than during the day, with an added touch of sorrow.
