Those who have experienced the wonders of the Rubik's Cube will know the soft sound of fingers snapping at the corners and the colors flipping as they move to create a small but wonderful world.

For some, the Rubik's Cube is more than just a game, it's a taste of life. It is like our lives, seemingly a whole entity, but on closer inspection, it is a mess. There are countless opportunities, mistakes, and pitfalls. There are only more "possibilities" in life than that. We explore Rubik's Cube step by step, just as we challenge one difficulty after another in our lives.

It is what we learn in the process, or the spirit of the challenge itself, that is most cherished.

For 40 years the Rubik's Cube has been one of the world's most popular puzzles. As explained in countless books, several different methods have been devised to solve the problem. Experienced "fast Rubik's Cube players" can solve the problem in seconds and restore the Cube.

In addition to its amazing flexibility, there are many fascinating mathematical problems associated with the Rubik's Cube. A single rotation of the Rubik's Cube is defined as rotating one of the six sides by 90, 180, or 270 degrees. There are a staggering 43252003274489856000 possible states in which the cube can be restored by multiple rotations.

But as in life, even the most complex problems can be solved with the right method. And here is how you can restore a Rubik's cube in 7 simple steps.

1. Bottom prongs in place

Choose the white side for the base and set up the cross on the bottom of the cube. To restore the prongs, you need to make a cross on each side, not by side, but by layer. The first layer is returned first, i.e. a cross is made on the first side. This is very easy, but the cross must be correct, that is, the color of the four ribs of the cross must be the same as the color of the center block.

2. To put the bottom corners back in place, recover the four corner blocks of the first layer of the Rubik's cube.

3. The second layer of prongs is the step of recovering the middle layer of prongs.

4. Top prongs

This step depends on the condition of the cube in your hand, for example, if it is a "point": after this step, it is a "small corner", then you should adjust the top layer in the correct direction and do this step again, and so on until the top layer is yellow. The fourth step to restore a cross to the Rubik's Cube is also complete.

5. To reposition the top corners, make the top color of the four corners of the Rubik's cube to the top side.