Sketching out a driving test

In today's trending, a man sketches a seven-meter long illustration to help him with his driving test and billowing smoke blow in opposite directions in Shenyang.

A man draws major points of the driving test on a seven-meter-long paper. [Photo/Sina Weibo]

Man draws 7-meter-long illustration for driving test

A man in his 50s made an extraordinarily long, hand drawn picture to pass a driving test, the Chongqing Morning Post reported.

On the seven-meter long, 40-centimeter wide paper, the man, surnamed Zhang, wrote notes and drew specific symbols of any key points one might encounter during the test.

The report said it was the first time that Zhang took the driving test. Zhang made the drawing based on specifications for the license test and detailed descriptions from guide books.

Zhang's drawing has gone viral after the photo was uploaded online, with many people giving him a thumbs up for his skill on paper, and wishing him good luck on the test.

Others said it was not worth the effort. "Drawing this kind of picture is no better than more practice," an online user commented.

Zhang is due to take the driving test on Jan 6.

Illustrations for the driving test were drawn on paper. [Photo/Sina Weibo]

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