Les jeunes chinois se déplacent en fauteuil roulant électrique

Perspectives sur la Chine
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4 Vues de vidéo·21 sept. 2023
Une armée de fauteuils roulants chinois partout dans les rues.
We all know how to ride an electric bike. But I recently bought an electric wheelchair. I use it to buy food. Let's queue up first. It's a new commercial opportunity. Crazy wheelchair, who wants to try? Do you want to try it?
In the end, this young man told me that he was interested. He asked me to give him the link for the wheelchair.
Is this how the world has become? Is everyone going to work in an electric wheelchair? Hurry up and wait for me. I'll buy one when I get my next paycheck.
Now, many places have banned electric bikes. Some people have simply taken electric wheelchairs, just like the elderly, to go to work. Now, the bosses who sell electric wheelchairs are laughing. And the bosses who sell electric bikes are crying.
In January 2023, the Shenzhen Police Department officially launched an operation to fight illegal use of unlicensed electric bikes. For this reason, and in order not to be convicted of a fine, a deliveryman had to take extraordinary measures.
On June 29, 2023, a deliveryman carried his electric bike on his back to avoid being verbalized by the police. A scene of a man on his bike has now become a bike on his man, which is actually a heartbreaking thing to see.
Nowadays, many local governments in China impose all kinds of fines on passengers, on the pretext of regularization of traffic. In frenzy, local transport services also confiscate people's electric bikes, then resell them elsewhere.
At present, the management of electric vehicles in China is down to the provinces and municipalities. Regulations vary from one region to another throughout China.
Now, when a non-motorized vehicle does not use the indicator, you have to pay a fine. I don't know who set the rules. Now, I'm here to take care of it. What is this? It's a scam. You can all see it for yourself.
Under the severe repression of the government against electric bicycles, many people have been forced to start using other means of transport. Many electric wheelchairs, manual tricycles and trolleys have appeared in the streets.
After the ban on motorcycles and electric bicycles, how do deliverymen get by in this city? All deliverymen are forced to use conventional bicycles. They pedal in the wind and in the rain. It's really very painful.
Even when they use electric bicycles, all the means are good to adapt to the needs, to stabilize and develop new-energy vehicles. Consumption is an important way to ensure the regular development of our automotive industry.
On some sections of the street, as well as other measures and sanctions, the new regulations have been criticized by the public, some even calling on the crowd to demonstrate. Someone has been importunate again.
Earlier, my friend had his bike confiscated by the police. So, he sold his wife's gold bracelet for $ 1,400. He said, since he had lost his job as a delivery man, he will try to set up a small sales stand in the street.
Chinese media reported that the new regulation of Guangzhou, which has pushed electric wheelchair sales to a staggering level, increased the turnover of electric wheelchair orders in the first half of this year to 60%.
On online platforms, some electric wheelchairs put their performance ahead, their climbing ability, their shock absorption and other sales arguments. According to merchants, the electric wheelchair is part of the medical equipment.
To comment on a person.
Wouldn't that be sad for society?
