How to evaluate the deaf-mute takeaway brother's silent delivery?

At sunset, when people came home from work, 23-year-old Huang Zhixin hurried on the road facing the dusk. Riding 100 kilometers a day is equivalent to six laps around Hefei. Deliver 1000 meals a month and operate 2000 merchants and customers. This is not easy for ordinary people, but the deaf-mute Huang Zhixin doesn't feel tired. The summer in Hefei is hard, and he has no regrets even if he is sweating.

This takeaway brother is Yu Yahui, 24 years old this year. The partner sitting next to him in the video is Xu, who is deaf and dumb like him. Because they can't communicate with users by phone, they edit short messages in advance and send them to users to inform them of the situation. Some users are not used to reading short messages, and will call and hang up to remind users to read short messages.

This is almost the workflow of all deaf-mute takeaway brothers in the country. Yes, Yu Yahui and Xu Fangxing are not unique. The registered number of take-away riders in China has exceeded 6,543,800,000 this year, and this group of "special" riders exists in the huge rider ranks of various take-away companies.

Seeing their sign language is really slower than listening to people. If there are no subtitles, there is no way to understand their meaning. But when you look at them smiling, one is trying to sign, while the other is looking at each other seriously, you can't help being infected by their gentleness and patience-this is probably the most touching point of the minibus in the video.

When the world becomes like a machine, it devours our ability to perceive time; When everything around you becomes cold, gray and computable numbers; When we are running hard in ordinary, trivial and troublesome days, only meeting, telling and listening between people are still the beauty worth stopping and waiting for in our life.