Shared bicycles have been very popular in my country in recent years and can be seen everywhere in major cities. It is very suitable to ride a shared bicycle a few kilometers away, which is relatively convenient and not expensive. During the rush hour, you can see that there are

shared bicycles have been very popular in my country in recent years and can be seen everywhere in major cities. It is very suitable to ride a shared bicycle a few kilometers away, which is relatively convenient and not expensive. During the rush hour, you can see that there are a lot of people riding shared bicycles to work. However, shared bicycles have undergone several reshuffles in my country, and a large number of shared bicycles have been abandoned. These abandoned shared bicycles have been acquired by Myanmar. What do they use for?

Sharing Economy has been very popular in the past few years. After the shared bicycles came out, the small yellow cars of Mobike and ofo were relatively large at the beginning. In order to seize the market, the competition between the two sides was very fierce, and shared bicycles were continuously launched in major cities. In the end, Mobike was acquired, ofo went bankrupt, and a large number of shared bicycles were abandoned. You can find many abandoned shared bicycles piled up in every city.

First-tier cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, there are millions of abandoned shared bicycles, which is very wasteful. After that, many shared bicycle brands came out, and a large number of shared bicycles were abandoned due to various improper use and natural damage.

Myanmar saw this opportunity and began to acquire large quantities of abandoned shared bicycles in China. It was purchased by some Myanmar foundations. After the acquisition is made, these abandoned shared bicycles are simply repaired. After they can ride normally, they will be given to poor local families for free to use for children from these families to go to school.

Because Myanmar's economy is not developed, many families are still in a relatively poor stage, and domestic public transportation is not popular in remote areas, so people travel incredibly inconveniently, and they mainly rely on walking. For children studying in the mountains, it is very hard to walk dozens of kilometers of mountain roads to study. With a bicycle, it can greatly facilitate children to go to school.

After these shared bicycles were abandoned, they were also a waste in China. After being acquired by Myanmar, they had a better home, which is something that people admire. What do you think about this?