Self-Taught Beekeeper Innovates Honey Production

A beekeeper named Wang Jingui cultivates over a million Chinese bees, which fly into the mountains daily to collect nectar. A beekeeper in Shenzhen has developed innovative tools for harvesting honey. He also built his own machinery for tasks like queen bee rearing, as commercial equipment was too cumbersome. He created a special long knife and a device resembling a hair dryer to help extract honey more quickly. He also customizes packaging for his honey products. His tools and parts are collected from various sources and are continuously being improved. He also designed a machine to replace a cumbersome older model. The design is noted for its unique concept. His tools are designed to be disassembled for easy cleaning and allow for adjustment of light intensity and angle. His innovations have sped up the process and increased his income. He uses various collected parts to build his tools, noting that making the first one was challenging. Wang Jinggui, who previously worked in radio, returned to his hometown to pursue a career in agriculture, finding it to have better development prospects.