In the bustling veins of the city, deliverymen are like hardworking bees, shuttling between the jungles of high-rise buildings. They are the unsung heroes of modern urban life. They drive electric cars and shuttle through the streets and alleys of the city at lightning speed, delivering the warmth of food to thousands of households. Their backs have become the most beautiful scenery in the city.

Deliverymen, they work day and night, fearless of wind and rain, just to deliver the aroma of food to your hands on time. They are the runners of this era, writing the hymn of life with hard sweat. Their footsteps are hurried, but every step is firm and powerful, as if silently telling the love and persistence of life.

In every corner of the city, there are their busy figures. They are the guardians of midnight, the saviors of hunger, and a bright spot in busy life. Their existence makes urban life more convenient and warm. But sometimes in order to avoid being complained and deducted money by the platform, they even ignore their life safety and rush to deliver food.