According to the official authority of the World Record Certification Body (WRCA), the "fastest time continuous blind twist to restore 3 second-order Rubik's Cubes" passed the world record certification, and issued the WRCA World Record certification certificate, which is included in the WRCA World Record Global Database.
Dong Peifeng (date of birth: November 8, 2014) from Beijing, China, blindly twisted and restored three second-order Rubik's Cubes in 3 minutes and 44.84 seconds at the Chang'an Notary Office in Beijing on February 5, 2021. After the official review of the World Record Certification (WRCA), Dong Peifeng successfully created the world record of "the fastest time to continuously blindly twist and restore 3 second-order Rubik's Cubes".
Dong Peifeng has a small body, the age when others are still playing, but he chooses to challenge himself, only to be a little better than yesterday's self. Led by Mentor Chen Jing (left), an international first-class referee at the World Brain Championships, and Ji Shengwei, the official certified coach of the WMSC Memory Championships (right), Dong Peifeng has risen from countless failures, choosing to calm, adjust and temper in conflicts that cannot be disciplined. From blindly twisting a second-order Rubik's Cube, to blindly twisting two, and then blindly twisting three, finally achieving your wish and winning your own world record.
From the moment the Rubik's Cube was invented and disrupted, humans began the challenge of Quick Twist Reduction and Blind Twist Reduction of the Rubik's Cube. From the third-order Rubik's Cube speed screwing to the third-order Rubik's Cube blind twisting, and then to today's Dong Peifeng's "fastest time continuous blind twist to restore 3 second-order Rubik's Cubes", the miracle of brain potential is constantly emerging. The significance of this new world record created by Dong Peifeng is that it has once again broken the limits of human cognition, has pioneering significance in terms of age and project, and takes a more solid step for human beings to further explore, understand and stimulate the potential of the human brain. I believe that as long as there is a scientific training method, coupled with unremitting diligence and hard work, every day like a pawn to move forward a little, a little bit of progress, a little bit of progress, will eventually achieve something.