First, there is a TV competition about this. Cut the hard paper and roll it into some round sticks, which are about the same thickness as chopsticks. The length and thickness can be adjusted again. There are two situations in the competition. One uses 12 round rods, which are cross-glued together, and pulls up a derrick with an egg in the middle. When the round stick landed, it landed first, which can play a buffering role, but the three-meter egg was broken. The other one is also made of round sticks of paper rolls, but obviously more round sticks are used, about 30 to 50 sticks, which are also cross-glued together to form a hollow bracket with raw eggs in it. Round sticks are also used for cushioning, but because there are more round sticks for cushioning, they can withstand greater impact. This 15 meter high fall is self-defeating. It is the highest height of the competition. Second, wrap the chicken in paper (fixed with paste)! Make a V-shaped box with a pencil! Then put a rubber band around the egg, and then fix the paper-wrapped egg on the V-frame! Pay attention to the distance from the pencil as far as possible! Twist the rubber band a few times to make its elastic coefficient as small as possible! When everything is ready, you can throw it away! Note: Make sure the feet of the bracket land first! So when you put it, you must look at the level before you put it! Fold the paper into a W shape in the process of wrapping chicken eggs with paper! Then the eggs will be protected by paper when the V-frame naturally falls to the ground!