She Rides an E-Bike Through the Mortal World

Fan Wanxing, 25, food delivery rider.

In winter, the cold splits the skin on her hands. In summer, the sun peels it right off.

Customers yell at her for being late, relatives say she has “no future,” and coworkers steal her orders.

She never argues. She just quietly delivers the food.

Until one day, a man on a blind date says in front of everyone, “What's so impressive about delivering food?”

She stands up and says the words she's held back for so long.

And Wang Mo, who works at the repair shop downstairs, hands her a cup of hot water and says:

“Take it slow on the road.”

This is a story about how “earning your own living is nothing to be ashamed of.”

This isn't wish-fulfillment fiction. It's the everyday life of an ordinary girl, with its cold and warmth, laughter and tears. If you liked "I Am Fine in a Foreign Land", this story should be right up your alley.