The world is not an engineer: The story of Zaha Hadid's development

As a child, Zaha observed everything around her. She contemplated and delved into the details of nature: the flow of rivers, the mountain peaks and their undulating lines, the glittering stars in the sky, and so on. Days passed, and her dreams and ideas blossomed. She imagined a world brimming with movement, a world perfectly mirroring the creative spirit of existence, unbound by lines or boundaries. For life is too vast to be confined to squares, and the universe too magnificent to be frozen in a soulless structure. Is not the earth round, with its cycles turning and pulsating with the hope of a new dawn? Zaha the architect would spare no effort or sleepless nights in realizing her dream and designing a more beautiful world. As a child, Zaha Hadid loved nature; as an architect, she incorporated the swoosh, the magnification, and the flow of nature into her designs. With her unwavering determination to succeed, she worked tirelessly for many years and achieved her goals. Now, you can see buildings designed by Hadid all over the world.