Poor Farmer Without Education Builds 100 Robots, Some of Them Can Talk and Write, Video Stirs Reactions

Poor Farmer Without Education Builds 100 Robots, Some of Them Can Talk and Write, Video Stirs Reactions

  • A farmer, Wu, has been able to show that sometimes passion triumphs conventional education if one is determined enough
  • The farmer who did not go to a school built robots that handle different tasks for him at home like pouring water
  • Wu has been able to win many competitions that gave him more money to live a comfortable life than most farmers

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A farmer, Wu, who never went to school at all and does not know how to use the internet is building amazing robots in China.

Known as the Iron Man of China, Wu showcased the different things he has built while he was speaking with Nas Daily.

He has since won many competitions.
The man was once in debt after his house caught fire. Photo source: Nas Daily
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He was poor and a dropout

The man lives in a remote village where most people are farmers, poor, and do not speak English. Wu is not just building robots for fun, some of them can talk, walk and pour water for him.

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There are others who can write Chinese, and even carry him around like a vehicle. The man who dropped out of school fell in love with robots 30 years ago.

Since then, Wu has built 100 of them that can do 100 different things. Calling the robots his children, the man said he once accidentally burnt down his house while building one.

His life turned around

He was in serious debt as a result of that and his marriage suffered a big hit. Wu would later win many robotic competitions that made him rich. He now sells robots for a living and teaches other people how to build one.

Watch his video below:

Below are some of the reactions:

Stephanie Laser Casali said:

"Absolutely speechless, mechanic is a matter that even my grandfather is a genius at without any education, I am thinking that it is a talent that can be developed with the pure manuality and intuition."

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Indra Kishore Chakma said:

"I like this man for his inventory works but I don't like & hate too much his wife for leaving him alone when he didn't afford the family and came back after he became famous..."

Jiehonroy Warlarpih said:

"Yes why do we call farmer 'poor'. Weird! Can we live without them?. Of course not. Because farmer exist we survive."

Samuel Campilla said:

"Inspiring story. I hope every farmer have that kind genius mind so that they will make their own machine for their daily tasks."

Nigerian man built car

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a young man, Ibitoye Olajide Micheal, singlehandedly made a sports car.

In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, the man said that he is from Orin Ekiti in Ekiti state. He had his secondary school education at the Polytechnic High School in Ibadan.

He said he would have wanted to study mechanical engineering at the Olabisi Onabajo University but he was denied admission on two different occasions.

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