The traffic slowed down and finally stopped.
There was a traffic jam!
The driver turned around and looked at everyone apologetically. He said,
"I'm sorry, there's a traffic jam ahead. It might take some time.”
"It's okay. Maybe there's something up ahead. It'll be fine if we wait a little longer.”
Su Xiao said helplessly. Being stuck in a traffic jam in the capital was a common occurrence.
It couldn't be helped. With the improvement of people's living standards, it wasn't a big problem for every family to have a car if necessary.
Furthermore, this was the capital!
However, Mayerf didn't think so. Before he came to China, he thought that China was very backward.
Even though he saw a lot of cars on the street, he still didn't think that anyone could afford to drive.
But now...
Originally, they were scattered and could not be seen, but now they had all stopped. The front of the car faced the back of the car, and the cars were like a long dragon.
Mayerf turned around and looked out the window. There were cars everywhere. He didn't know how many cars there were.
This did not exist in Northern Russia. Northern Russia was vast and sparsely populated. Where could one see a long line of carriages?
In this long line of cars, Mayerf saw luxury cars worth millions through the window, as well as ordinary people with families.
Most of the cars looked ordinary. Obviously, cars were not luxury goods in China.
The taxi stopped on the road for a few minutes when the driver suddenly heard something.
He glanced at the rearview mirror on the left and then moved the car to the right under Mayer's puzzled gaze.
Although he didn't see the exact situation, the driver obviously knew what had happened and had already begun to take action.
As the driver began to operate the car, the other cars on the road also began to move to the right.
Mayerf was even more confused when he saw so many cars doing this at the same time.
What were they doing?
Soon, a small gap appeared in Mayer's sight.
There was a gap that allowed vehicles to pass through.
Seeing this, Mayerf seemed to understand.
"Oh! Su Xiao, I understand now. Is this the solution to the traffic jam in China? It was indeed unimaginable! You guys are too well-coordinated."
Su Xiao was stunned for a moment and turned around in confusion.
However, very soon, an alarm sounded faintly in his ears, and an ambulance with a red cross on it approached from afar.
With the appearance of the ambulance, all the cars seemed to be afraid that the ambulance would not be able to pass through, so they widened the lane a little.
"This is! Is this an ambulance?"
Mayerf couldn't believe the ambulance and the cooperative vehicles.
It was just an ambulance, but everyone was willing to make way for it in this environment!
Wasn't China a country without human rights?
Why would the people of China do such a thing for an ambulance?
"In China, life is more important than anything else. This passage is the passage of life! Everyone would give way to life!”
Su Xiao said solemnly as she watched the ambulance leave.
"The passage of life?"
Mayerf was a little absent-minded as he watched the ambulance speeding through the congested road without any obstruction.
Countless images flashed past his dazed eyes.
The two cars collided on the road, causing traffic to be congested. No one could pass through.
Inside the car were the pillars of the two families, but they were already bleeding and could die from excessive blood loss at any time.
In the West, unless it was a rich man with immense power who could get the police to send a helicopter, he would almost certainly die.
But what did he see in this country that Mayerf thought had no human rights?
Everyone opened up a path for life!!!
No one took advantage of the loophole to take this passage ahead of time, and no one deliberately blocked the way.
Everyone and the cars completed the task at the same time.
Even though the ambulance had completed its journey, the passageway did not disappear immediately, as if it was afraid that the ambulance would return immediately!
He seemed to see the medical staff quickly rescuing the injured person, then bringing him back to the hospital after stopping the bleeding.
As a result, the two families avoided the end of their families being destroyed. After a period of recuperation, the two families continued to live a happy life.
Mayerf's breathing was a little hurried, but his eyes were filled with confusion.
This was completely different from what he knew from decades of cultural influence. It had even subverted his understanding of China.
"Mayerf, my god, did you see that? I feel like human rights are supreme in China.”
"I saw it!"
Mayerf's tone was the same. Anyone could hear that Mayerf seemed to have suffered a blow.
In Alina's stream, her friends were also amazed by this scene.
"If it wasn't a live broadcast, I would have thought that this was a video that was staged!!!”
"I can't believe that this is the behavior of the people of China. Aren't they without human rights?”
"And China is completely different from the news. At least their capital is very prosperous!”
....
Seeing the comments from Alina's friends in Northern Russia, the Chinese netizens also started to speak up.
"In China, life is more important than anything else. Everyone will make way for life, not just ambulances!”
"Everyone's life is worthy of respect. We Chinese will leave hope for every life.”
“.......”
The scene of them making way for the ambulance refreshed Alina's friends 'understanding of China.
Even in Northern Russia, they couldn't guarantee that everyone would do such a selfless thing.
Perhaps some people would, but there would definitely be people who deliberately blocked the way. It was not like they had never seen this before.
There were even some extremists who would deliberately sabotage this rescue because they were unhappy with their lives or dissatisfied with the medical system.
However, from the actions of these Chinese people, it could be seen that they had done it very consciously. This was clearly the result of long-term cultural influence.
At this moment, Mayerf's phone rang. It was an international long distance call.
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