I set about working in the current Patent Office
after resigning from the court personnel.
Competent and dynamic, I never feel passive
while diving into the identifications of whether applications are valid
and practical according to the new version of the criteria.
With the expectation of distinguishing their own importance,
some people leave the beaten track and file strange products with us now and then,
for example, lantern that can be attached on your forehead,
cubic walnuts, refrigerator made of straw and glue,
perfume that nobody can bear to smell, and so on.
Once, a man made a triangle helicopter out of stainless wires and string.
He called us up and merrily claimed it was stable and convenient to use,
and never out of order.
I asked him to hang on,
but this innocent man just rang off and set out to fly from his courtyard.
I dialed his number in the directory trying to ring him back,
but never got through.
Merciful God blessing,
an abrupt freezing rainfall made his powder wet.
Luckily, the trouble was without any extension except
that he crashed into a greengrocer's making all the ripe fruits become messy jam.
When people seized this crazy man with caution and sobered him by tapping his face,
he complained about the bad weather
instead of associating his failure with his unscientific design.