There are many people all over the world who do not live much. If someone engulfs the disease, someone dies in the tension of the house. At the same time, it is becoming very difficult to live in today's time, but Guinness World Records has conferred Chittesu Watanabe, 112 years 344 days, the title of the oldest living man in the world. Yes, Chittesu Watanabe, born 1907 in Niigata, northern Japan, got this title on Wednesday in a nursing home in the city.

Let us tell you that the previous record-holder, Masajo Nonako, who was a Japanese, died last month and the world's oldest living person is also 117-year-old Ken Tanaka of Japan. Yes, Watanabe graduated from Agricultural School and then moved to Taiwan. He lived there for 18 years.

Let us tell you all that he married a woman named Mitsu and they have five children. At the same time, after the end of World War II, Watanabe returned to Niigata. After coming here, he did a government job till he retired. According to him, his longevity is his smile. Recently, when asked about his long life, he said, 'Don't feel angry and keep smiling'.

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