Meet the 9-year-old boy who can recite 100 Wuhan bus routes
27 Jun 2009, 1546 Hrs

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New Delhi, Jun 27 A 9-year-old Chinese boy with the ability to recite more than 100 bus routes in Wuhan, capital of Hubei province, has become quite a celebrity.

Zhan Xingrui, a primary school student, impressed his family members, classmates, neighbours, and friends with his talents, reports the China Daily.

Zhan, whose father is a security guard and mother a supermarket saleswoman, had started reciting the city's bus routes two years ago.

His parents allowed him to recite the bus routes after they saw that his special interest did not hurt his study. (ANI)

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