How 8‑Year‑Olds Are Building Robots and Chatting with Aliens: Kids’ Coding Adventures

Children’s Day is often celebrated with performances, meals, or amusement parks, but this year a group of imaginative kids created chatbots, 3D printed models, and coded conversations with aliens.

8‑year‑old Daniel: DIY robot and chatting with aliens

Daniel, an enthusiastic young programmer, learned Scratch and Python, built an intelligent robotic arm that can automatically transport trash, and created a chatbot that can converse using Python logic, keyword matching, and speech synthesis.

8‑year‑old Ken: Dreaming of fun games and wealth

Ken, a mixed‑heritage 8‑year‑old, fell in love with programming after creating an animated scene where a character turns blue after eating a poisonous fruit. He developed a 3D animated game “Ship Battle” that layers costumes to simulate ship combat.

Elementary student Yuchen: Assembling server chips and cracking code rooms

Yuchen, the youngest participant at the Huawei Developer Conference, independently solved three layers of a “code‑room” challenge and assembled a Kunpeng server chip, demonstrating impressive curiosity and technical skill.