
China's Math Prodigy 'God Wei' Sells Over 30,000 Workbooks in Social Media Comeback
Wei Dongyi, a mathematician from Peking University known as 'God Wei,' has returned to social media, with his edited math workbooks selling over 30,000 copies in a short period, generating more than 1 million yuan. This marks a recent development for the national celebrity known for his frugal lifestyle and exceptional mathematical talent.
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