An 11-year-old Became The Youngest Student in China

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in the Faculty of Law at a university in Beijing. In China there is no minimum age for entrance exam to attend college, but the achievements of this guy that many people still wonder.

According to The Telegraph, September 12, 2011, Renmin University has denied the allegations stating that the child named Xu Hengrui was accepted by his father. Xu’s father, head of an influential cigarette factory, has been mentioned is one of the largest donors in the campus.

A university spokesman confirmed Xu received the recommendation of the local education department. With his intelligence, the boy was also successfully pass an entrance exam for university entrance road special program.

According to Xu’s old school, the child was no longer seek knowledge through formal education after traveling for two years in primary school. Then followed the course of education at home with a tutor, best tutor.

After second grade, Xu feel the rhythm of public schools is too slow for him. His father moved to the city of Kunming and hire the best tutor, the tutor to teach him.

Xu completed primary school in less than a year and a half, even at the age of eight years who had completed high school. “Currently in home schooling for high school, but still came here just to take the exam,” said a spokesman for the Mile High average school. 1, Xu old school.

He added that he had seen the boy driving a car despite not having a driver’s license. Xu also earn 526 points for the entrance examination to college, 31 points higher than the minimum number of points you get.

Nmaun, an anonymous blogger who said he had become one of the teachers facts Xu other states. Xu said the boy was nervous, have severe myopia, and very resistant.