Shanghai white-collar workers travel around China on electric bicycles. How to solve the problem of charging on the road?

In less than a year, Zhou Jianbing, a Shanghai white-collar worker, rode an electric car around China alone, and really made a big trip, becoming the first person in China to ride an electric car around China. So along the way, how did Zhou Jianbing solve the problem of charging his electric car?

1. Before he left, Zhou Jianbing chose an electric car with good quality for himself without any modification. After all, he is not an expert in this field. If it is changed, it will be more prone to problems. Besides electric vehicles, Zhou Jianbing has prepared three kinds of batteries for electric vehicles. With these basic equipment, it is no problem to walk more than 100 km every day. Moreover, not all roads are wild, and you can always find a place to rest and charge, so in some busy places, charging is not a problem at all, so don't think about it specially.

Later, when he arrived in a remote area like Tibet, Zhou Jianbing began to add batteries to his battery car and replace off-road tires, which can run for 300 kilometers. Before leaving every day, Zhou Jianbing will make a plan, where to go today, and whether to recharge there. Everywhere, Zhou Jianbing will use the local charger to charge his electric car and battery, to ensure that the electric car and battery are fully charged before starting again, to ensure that he can successfully embark on the next journey, so that he will always have the motivation to ride.

3. Because the new Tibet line has not been fully electrified, it is very difficult to charge electric vehicles. During this trip, Zhou Jianbing often found a place to charge at 1 1 or 12 at night, but fortunately, he didn't stay here for a long time, and the electric car didn't hold back. Finally, he was charged. In no man's land, Zhou Jianbing really couldn't find a place to charge, so he had to push the electric car forward. Fortunately, he finally crossed the no-man's land and successfully completed the challenge in seven days.