'Man finishes voyage on paper boat using ping pong paddles'
Say no to iron, steel and fossil fuels, Zhu Yalin, a chemistry teacher from Meishan, has set an example for all environment lovers. He made a paper boat using every day paper, two ping pong bats as paddles, and cooked floor soap as glue. This no pollution boat has completed a 800-meter long voyage too.
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This shows a noble way to reduce our exploitation of nature. Exploitation of nature is the only reason for most of the problems faced by the world. Therefore, in order to overcome this problem 'go green' and say no to nature's exploitation.
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