What can a combination of TV show hosts and engineers do? Look at Dirk Gion and Stefan Simmerer of Germany. The two of them actually drove across Australia through a wind-driven car and completed a 5,000-km wind tour! Ever heard of electric cars, the wind was still the first time. To see the huge kite in heaven, it was this thing that brought them to take the car across Australia. HOHO, of course, is not that simple. Wind energy is a primary energy source. There is little direct use. It is usually converted into secondary energy. For example, it is converted into electricity. Dirk and Stefan’s car uses a 20-foot-high portable wind turbine. To generate electricity (Note: Small A. Sang, 20-foot "hand-held" generator? Are you sure?), and one night will be fully charged. Of course, in the absence of wind it can also be plugged directly into the socket for charging. In fact, the most joyous thing is that it can not only use wind energy to convert electricity, but also directly use wind power to drive it. If the wind is not strong enough to generate electricity, this gorgeous kite can also directly drag the car by wind! This seemingly unreliable journey actually broke three world records. The first time a wind power car was used across the entire continent, the longest distance the wind power car traveled for more than 36 hours, and the longest distance traveled by the wind power car to date. This world record is also quite unreliable, right? In fact, such a mellow and lovely car, so big wind-pull kite, so beautiful blue sky and white clouds along the way, giving people a harvest is far from 5,000 kilometers of such data can be measured. Even without these record-breaking data, there will still be many people who want to experience such a journey of wind! 