What's the difference between a bicycle and a bicycle?

Bicycle is a traditional name in China, because you can ride it without walking. In foreign countries, it is generally called a bicycle, which refers to a car that can only be ridden by one person compared with cars and carriages (foreigners have no habit of riding a bicycle to bring people). Now we also start calling bicycles, because of the openness and the invasion of foreign words. Besides, we seldom take people to ride bicycles.

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Synonym bicycle generally refers to bicycle, also known as bicycle or bicycle, which is usually a small land vehicle with two wheels. After people get on the bus, they are green and environmentally friendly vehicles powered by pedaling. British bicycles. Where bi stands for two, and cycle stands for wheels, that is, a two-wheeled vehicle. In China, Taiwan Province Province and Singapore, it is usually called "bicycle" or "bicycle"; In Hong Kong and Macao, it is usually called "bicycle" (in fact, it is generally called in Cantonese); In Japan, it is called "self-transfer". There are many kinds of bicycles, including single bicycle, double bicycle and multiplayer bicycle.

It can be used as an environmentally friendly means of transportation and tourism; More and more people use bicycles as fitness equipment for riding and cycling. Cycling itself is also a competitive sport, including road cycling, mountain cycling, track cycling and acrobatic cycling.