The origin of Rubik's cube
The Rubik's Cube, also called Rubik's Cube, was originally a mechanical educational toy invented by Professor Ern Rubik of Budapest Institute of Architecture in 1974. Back in the spring of 1974, at Budapest Technical School, Mr. Ern Rubik, the inventor of the Rubik's Cube, was taking a class called 3D model.
The content of this course is to let students build a three-dimensional square with some cardboard, and then cut it into eight equal squares. In order to facilitate observation, they painted each face with different colors. It was at this time that he found that if he turned over a layer of small squares at will, its arrangement order would be disrupted and the big Rubik's Cube would be different.