Which city’s taxis are most impressive to you?

The taxis in Loudi are the ones I can’t forget the most, not because they are so cheap that motorcycles are more expensive than them, but because I think every taxi driver in Loudi has a story. .

Loudi used to be a very good city, and its economic development speed was famous throughout Hunan. But the prosperity on the outside is just the appearance of its skin...

Loudi is actually a sick city in its bones, and it is very sick. Everyone in this city is crazy. Confused by the profits. They were keen to lend money to big companies for high interest rates, but they forgot whether the money could be recovered, so it just exploded. Many people died in this city that year....

I went to Loudi When I was studying, the city was very empty and deserted. There were many unfinished buildings, many of which had been repaired but had no people living in them. The most worrying thing is that it’s hard to find even a market for late-night snacks at night...

Taxis in Loudi are very cheap, so cheap that a motorcycle trip costs 10 yuan, and he only needs 8 yuan. …So we always took taxis to hang out. Over time, we discovered a characteristic: these taxi drivers used to be quite wealthy. Such people always have stories to tell, and they all have their own ideas and opinions. Most of the time they won't say much to us, but they will also encounter experienced drivers who can't control themselves.

We learned a lot about Loudi from their mouths, such as Chunyuan Pedestrian Street in Loudi, Bar Street in Loudi, Jingu Market in Loudi, Bitao Pavilion in Loudi and other places in Loudi ...(There are local experienced drivers in every city who know...) What was Loudi like when it was prosperous in the past? What was the reason for Loudi's prosperity before? Why has Loudi become such a desolate scene now? Is there any hope for the city of Loudi...

From their mouths, I saw a different Loudi. It was very real, very desolate, and very sad. It will be difficult for me to forget these things in my life.

But what impressed me most about the city of Loudi was the group of taxi drivers who told the story of Loudi. Regardless of whether they are silent or active, they all have one thing in common. Perhaps they are all arrogant...

The motorcycle drivers in Loudi always rip off customers. Taxi drivers deliberately quote high prices, but taxi drivers don’t. They always use the meter forever. This is really strong, because I have met many taxi drivers in other places who turn off their meters and quote the price directly, but I have never encountered them in Loudi. No matter it’s a rainy day or late at night, we can always safely say our destination directly after getting in the car. They are a really reassuring and proud group of guys.

They were once brilliant, but now they are in decline, but they have never lost hope in life. No matter what life brings, they always work hard to walk on the road. It's been a long time since I left this city? I haven't seen them for a long time... I hope these proud guys can always move forward proudly...