Most of these impressive products come from ordinary people in China.
The 15 crazy and impressive "inventions" are only available in China
From aircraft that can operate to electric cars, many ordinary people in China have spent time and money to become creative and bold inventors.
Mr. Liu Fulong, from Shenyang City, made this wooden electric car at home.It has a maximum speed of 30 km / h.
To create this wooden car, Yu Jietao, a 26-year-old wood carver, spent about $ 16,000.It can run up to 30 km / h.
Su Daocheng spent 2 months building this iron horse.
This motorcycle weighs 0.3 tons and has a production cost of $ 1,300.However, with a length of 4.3 meters and a height of 2.4 meters, it is not allowed to circulate on the road.
You may be surprised to know that this man named He Liang spent 10 years turning a suitcase into a vehicle with a maximum speed of 20km / h.
The vehicle is attached to 12 brooms with the purpose of cleaning the street as soon as it moves in Heilongjiang Province.
Yang Shijun, 45-year-old director of a construction materials company, spent more than $ 16,000 and a year to complete the aircraft.Mr. Yang shared this is a gift for his deceased father.
This armored vehicle is a 6-month net result of construction and costs USD 4,850 from Liu Shijie, a 35-year-old citizen of Anhui Province.
Zhang Wuyi, a 37-year-old farmer, created this multi-seat submarine for the purpose of harvesting aquatic products.Later, Zhang sold his submarine to a trader for $ 15,855 in 2014.
Yang Zongfu spent two years creating the special ball that you are seeing.It has a capacity of 3 people and enough food in . 10 months.
Being able to dive as deep as 10 meters, few people think that this submarine is the product of a 44-year-old farmer named Tan Yong.
Having started studying robots since 1986, in 2009, a farmer named Wu Yulu successfully created a cyclo pulled by this robot.
This remote-controlled robot is the result of nearly a year of research and costs nearly $ 50,000 for a "self-learning" inventor in Beijing called Tao Xiangli.
Xing Yile, a 26-year-old art teacher, spent two months creating "armor" that Avengers fans will surely recognize.
Li Lei, a Shanghai citizen, has built many models of Transformers robots for sale or rent.
