Chinese boy, age 11, writes a viral school essay expressing his desire to purchase a Rs 3.45 crore Bentley
Children use a variety of verbal or written language to convey their goals and objectives. A Chinese boy’s essay, in which he expresses his desire to purchase a high-end vehicle by the time he is 18, is now becoming viral.
This 11-year-old made news online when he wrote in his school essay that he wanted to buy a fancy automobile. According to the South China Morning Post, the youngster goes to a primary school. He goes by the surname Fu. The child wonders in his essay how he will be able to pay for a Bentley that costs $415,000 (about Rs 3.45 crore), or almost 3 million Chinese yuan.
“Recently, I’ve been thinking that we need money for everything in our lives,” he wrote at the beginning of his piece. “I dream of owning a Bentley, but it costs three to four million yuan,” he continues in his writing. How can I make my dream come true?
The child, who is from Eastern China’s Zhejiang region, submitted an essay as part of a weekly assignment, according to reports from City Express. The article claims that the child made it his personal goal to save money before becoming eighteen, which is the legal age in China to get a driver’s license. “I have seven years until I turn eighteen,” he wrote. How can I make the money in this short amount of time?
He listed a number of possible ways to become rich in his article, but none of them sounded good enough to buy a Bentley. He estimated that his chosen automobile would be too expensive to buy even if he saved $14 or 100 yuan per day. The child also took into account possible exam incentives and fortunate money from his parents and grandparents, but his calculations showed that they were insufficient.
In the end, the child changed his dream to get a Porsche worth one million yuan. “I fear I won’t be able to fulfill my dream, so I will have to modify it and spend one million yuan on a Porsche instead,” he stated in his letter. After his instructor posted the essay online, it quickly went viral.
