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| Combined photo taken on March 31, 2015 shows Yu Lingyun and his father standing in front of a transformer (upper) and Yu cutting materials at his workshop, in Hengyang County, central China's Hunan Province. Yu Lingyun, born in 1991, finished his high school and became a welder. Attracted by the movie "Transformers", he decided to make one of his own. By persuading his father, a carpenter, to start the business with him, the father and son made four two-meter-high transformers by using abandoned vehicle materials at a shabby factory in one year's time. A display of transformers they made in Changsha helped them attract buyers. Right now, they have recruited ten more local farmers and wanted to improve the technology of their products. (Xinhua/Li Ga) |
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