Is Uncle Wu Zhu blind?

Uncle Wu Zhu was not blind. There were two reasons for him to cover his eyes-one was to hide his identity, and the other was to protect others. As an AI robot, Wu Zhu had a pair of laser eyes. He covered his eyes to prevent scaring others. At the same time, if he took off the black cloth, his laser eyes would hurt the people around him indiscriminately. He could not control his own strength. Therefore, the black cloth covering his eyes became a symbol of his isolation from the world.

The actor playing Uncle Wu Zhu was Tong Mengshi. According to the information provided, Uncle Wu Zhu had been blindfolded the entire time, giving off a mysterious feeling. However, during the development of the plot, he finally took off his blindfold, stunning many viewers. As for why Uncle Wu Zhu had been blindfolded, no relevant information had been provided. According to the description in the movie, blindfolding was used to hide one's identity and protect others, but his eyes were actually visible. Covering his eyes did not mean that he could not see, but it was to prevent him from hurting others.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind. Wu Zhu's eyes were still intact on his face. He had covered his eyes for safety reasons. Wu Zhu had the ability of laser eyes. He could use lasers to kill people and even blow up buildings. In order to avoid killing the innocent, Wu Zhu chose to cover his eyes with a black cloth. Thus, Wu Zhu was not truly blind.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind. Although he was called blind, his eyes were actually normal. There were two reasons why he covered his eyes: one was to hide his identity and give people a sense of mystery; the other was to protect others because his eyes were extremely lethal and could shoot lasers. Therefore, Wu Zhu had covered his eyes not because he was blind, but because of the plot and safety considerations.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind. Although he was called blind, his eyes were actually normal. There were two reasons why he covered his eyes: one was to hide his identity and give people a sense of mystery; the other was to protect others because his eyes were extremely lethal and could shoot lasers. Therefore, Wu Zhu had blindfolded his eyes not because he was blind, but for other reasons.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind. His eyes were still intact on his face. The reason he covered his eyes was because his eyes had great destructive power and could release laser beams. The blindfold was for safety reasons. Thus, Wu Zhu was not blind.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind. His eyes were still intact on his face, and they were covered with a black cloth for safety reasons. Wu Zhu had the ability of laser eyes. He could use lasers to kill people and even blow up buildings. In order to avoid killing the innocent, Wu Zhu chose to cover his eyes with a black cloth. Therefore, Wu Zhu was not blind.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind. Although he was called blind, his eyes were actually normal. There were two reasons why he covered his eyes: one was to hide his identity and give people a sense of mystery; the other was to protect others because his eyes were extremely lethal and could shoot lasers. Therefore, Wu Zhu had covered his eyes not because he was blind, but because of the plot and safety considerations.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind during the celebration. His eyes were intact on his face, but they were covered with a black cloth for safety reasons. Wu Zhu had laser eyes and could use lasers to kill people, so he covered his eyes to avoid killing the innocent. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, his eyes didn't affect his actions or combat ability. Therefore, it could be said that Wu Zhu was not blind.

Wu Zhu was not truly blind. His eyes were still intact on his face, and they were covered with a black cloth for safety reasons. Wu Zhu had laser eyes and could use lasers to kill people. A single glance could blow up a house. Therefore, he covered his eyes to avoid killing the innocent. Although Wu Zhu was a robot, in his interactions with Ye Qingmei and Fan Xian, he also had human feelings and consciousness. Thus, Wu Zhu was not truly blind.