Born in 1929, Yoshiro Nakamatsu showed his talent for invention at an early age. At the age of five, he invented the "automatic centrifugal gravity regulator" for autopilot and applied for a patent. This was his first invention, and his career as an inventor began.
After Zhong Song went to school, in order not to delay his normal study, he always went to the library to look up materials at night and fiddled with inventions during holidays. While his peers were still playing with sand, he was already reading college textbooks and roaming in the world of science and technology. At the age of seven, he invented the "folding lander". Later, because of his excellent academic performance, he jumped two levels in a row. After being admitted to Tokyo Imperial University for engineering, Nakamatsu's enthusiasm for invention was out of control. So far, he has owned more than 3,200 invention patents, and thus won various honors. He won 50 world invention awards and was named one of the "five greatest scientists in history" by the National Academy of Sciences together with Archimedes and Madame Curie. It is worth mentioning that Ichiro Nakamatsu also holds four doctorates in engineering, law, science and medicine, and has been employed as honorary researchers by dozens of universities around the world. Above his head, a dazzling halo enveloped him.