In recent years, the use of thin carbon fiber sheets to reinforce residential structures has aroused people's curiosity and suspicion. 

How can a thin carbon fiber sheet as thin as paper effectively reinforce a house or a bridge?

Carbon fiber has excellent strength and lightweight properties, woven from carbon atomic fibers. When thin carbon fiber sheets are pasted on the load-bearing area of the building structure, they can effectively share and bear the load of the structure. The high strength and stiffness of carbon fibers enable them to resist stress and deformation, thereby increasing the overall stiffness and stability of the structure.