Besides high-speed rail, China has improve people's lives in many ways over the last decade.
But China has made it much more convenient and popular both in China and overseas. Mobike and Ofo are now operating in Singapore and Britain. Users in the countries were excited and posted photos of themselves riding the Chinese bikes on social media.
And back in China, if you're riding your shared bike, and stop to buy a bottle of water, don't worry if you've forgotten your wallet. Cashless payment has grown into a lifestyle for Chinese people. Dirksen spent a day in Hangzhou without any cash or bankcard on hand. He said that it was something he could not imagine doing back home in Europe.
It seems that we still have many more great ideas to look forward to.
A. So what's next for China? B. Bike sharing, is not new itself. C. Even a street stall selling fruit has a QR code. D. Seconds later, when the screen showed the speed of 350 km/h E. You could easily pay with your phone by Scanning the QR code. |
