It seems that the folding method of the pagoda has never been shared with the children. I wonder if you are interested? There are pagodas stacked one on top of another. It doesn’t matter how many layers you want. Maybe we can transcend the world. The tower with the highest number of floors!
As long as you learn how to fold the first floor of the pagoda, the rest is just repetitive work. How could it be so difficult for us (^o^)/~
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