Who was the first person who invented the camera in China?

Zou began to study optics at the age of 17. Zou was called "the father of China camera" by 1844. He also made telescopes, microscopes and seven political instruments, and was also the first person to study Mohism in modern times.

Most of Zou's manuscripts and homemade musical instruments were left to future generations. Zou Yisheng wrote a lot, but most of them were unfinished manuscripts. After his death, Chen Li, a scholar, selected a part of his last manuscript, which was published at the same time with Zou Manuscript and spread to the world.

Zou profile:

Zou (1865438+August 5, 2009-1869) was born in Bichong, dali town, Nanhai County, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province (now Nanhai District, Foshan City), with a strange nickname. China was a physicist and scholar in Qing Dynasty and a pioneer of modern science in China.

In the 24th year of Daoguang (1844), Zou invented and manufactured the first camera in China. The method of photographic mapping is designed. He also wrote Interpretation of Metric Version to explain the principle and usage of Metric Version. In the twenty-five years of Daoguang (1845), Zou's photographic documents became one of the earliest photographic documents in the world.