It's the graduation season of another year. When taking graduation photos, it's always the students' favorite part to throw up their caps. However, it is this movement that someone's head is cut and bleeding by the falling bachelor's cap. This seemingly simple movement actually has a huge potential safety hazard. A little carelessness will cause physical damage, so don't throw the bachelor's cap at graduation.
It's graduation season. What's the most important thing to do?
Of course, I took graduation photos!
Tut Tut, a handsome bachelor's suit~
Post the bachelor's cap,
It seems to be the best end of the whole university time.
The bachelor's cap can really cut watermelon. At first, Qing Xiaonian didn't believe it. However, after watching the next group of experiments, he was horrified.
According to Hunan Satellite TV's "truth seeking news" column, testers tested how much damage the high toss bachelor's cap caused:
The first experiment ended in failure. The cap did not cut the watermelon:
Next, the tester carried out a second test:
But this time, unexpectedly, the watermelon was split in two:
Just think about it. If the watermelon is replaced by a human brain, it will break the blood flow.
It is reported that the bachelor's cap is usually a 2mm thick hard plastic plate. Although it is not heavy in weight, it is thin and brittle. If the gravity acceleration of the free falling body happens to fall on the ground and hit the head, it is likely to be injured.
Every year when taking graduation photos, some students are injured by falling hats due to negligence. According to reports, on June 13, 2013, Zhao Lu, a senior girl at Anhui University, was injured in the head by a bachelor's cap when her classmates threw it to take photos.
'at that time, I felt that my head was smashed by something. It was very painful. When I touched it with my hand, the blood flowed down my fingers. "This is the description of the injured student at that time. Fortunately, the school hospital was not far from the place where the accident happened, and the student was sent to the school hospital for bandaging soon without serious consequences.
The teacher suggested that students should be very careful when throwing their caps. Don't throw them around in many places.