What does the old bus mean?

The term "old bus" refers to elderly taxi drivers, which is very common in big cities in China. Old buses represent drivers who work hard in busy cities. As an elder in the city, the image of the bus is not only a profession, but also a part of the traditional family morality in China. The bus with good moral character is an important part of the community.

Many people may hear the driver say "I am an old bus" when they take a taxi. This sentence actually represents the driver's approval. In many cities in China, drivers pass the examination of government departments before picking up passengers, and then issue passes, which is the so-called "old bus". The proof of the old bus is helpful to provide safe and reliable taxi service.

In China culture, the old bus has positive significance.

For China people, the elderly are the mainstay of the family and an irreplaceable part of the flow of people. In the culture of China, the elderly are regarded as a symbol of wisdom and experience. The word bus also represents a part of traditional family morality in China. Taxi drivers follow this tradition, which is why the image of old buses has positive significance in China culture. The job of buses is not only to earn living expenses, but also to bring opportunities to society through their interpersonal communication.