I love to speak the truth: In recent years, there have been many inexplicable fires breaking out on the exteriors of high-rise buildings. I remember there were incidents in Shanghai and Shenyang, characterized by fires on the outer walls that spread very quickly, usually penetrating dozens of floors within minutes. Logically, modern high-rise buildings have outer walls made of either concrete or glass, so how can the fire spread faster than wood?

It turns out that a very impressive company invented a type of insulation material (similar to foam boards). This insulation board claims to keep warm in winter and cool in summer, reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling, and significantly cutting carbon emissions. It was promoted nationwide, and all high-rise buildings that experienced rapid fires have, without exception, used this high-end product.

This insulation board was indeed fire-resistant when applying for patents and during testing; note that it was fire-resistant during the tests.

I wonder what kind of renovations are being done to the eight high-rise buildings in Hong Kong this time?

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