摘要：This is something I've seen in the news recently. On a train from Puxiong to Panzhihua in Sichuan Province, a flock of sheep and p

What things can you do in China that you cannot do in the USA?

Have you ever seen sheep and pigs moving in herds on a train?

在中国可以做哪些在美国做不到的事情？

你见过羊和猪在火车上成群结队地移动吗？

This is something I've seen in the news recently. On a train from Puxiong to Panzhihua in Sichuan Province, a flock of sheep and pigs got on the train. This is a slow train for poverty alleviation, which has been running since 1970. Its highest ticket price is 26.5 yuan, while the lowest ticket price is 2 yuan, and the price has never changed over the years. Although China has entered the era of high-speed rail, Sichuan still retains the green train, which has become the main means of transportation for villagers on the way to the market due to its low fare and convenience. The villagers would take livestock and produce to the market to sell, and buy rice, oil, noodles and other necessities.

When I saw this scene, I was very surprised, but the passengers on the bus are used to it. Passengers tolerate the animals, even though they smell a little bad. Because these animals could be a child's school fees, or a family's expenses.

In order to meet the needs of villagers, the train has set up a special compartment for poultry and livestock, the conductor said. When the animals are on board, they are driven to special carriages where they are separated from people. There are several skylights for air circulation and disinfectant water for regular cleaning and disinfection. The conductor also answered the question asked by netizens, "Do the animals need to buy tickets?" He said that if you take only two or three animals, there is no charge. If you take dozens of animals, the conductor will let you make up a ticket, which is only 20 or 30 yuan.

Many netizens commented on the news below.

"This is so lovely!”

"My God, what a spectacle!”

"I saw a passenger give a pig a pat on the butt LOL.”

"Those who take the train are generally aware of their lovely company."

I was moved by such a considerate system. Although this bus is not as fast as the current high-speed train, it is warm and carries the expectations of the villagers along the way. When the people have become rich, it has never forgotten the poor. This is something that only happens in China, I guess.

这是我最近在新闻中看到的。在从浦雄开往四川攀枝花市的火车上，一群羊和猪上了火车。这是一列缓慢的扶贫列车，自 1970 年以来一直在运行。它的最高票价是 26.5 元，而最低票价是 2 元，多年来价格从未改变。虽然中国已经进入高铁时代，但四川仍然保留了绿色列车，由于票价低廉、交通便利，成为村民去市场路上的主要交通工具。村民们会带着牲畜和农产品到市场出售，并购买大米、油、面条和其他必需品。

当我看到这一幕时，我感到非常惊讶，但公交车上的乘客已经习惯了。乘客可以容忍这些动物，即使它们闻起来有点难闻。因为这些动物可能是孩子的学费，也可能是家庭的开支。

售票员说，为了满足村民的需求，火车为家禽和牲畜设立了专门的车厢。当动物上船时，它们会被带到特殊的马车上，在那里它们与人分开。有几个用于空气流通的天窗和用于定期清洁和消毒的消毒水。售票员还回答了网友们的问题，“动物们需要买票吗？他说，如果你只带两三只动物，就不收费。如果你带几十只动物，售票员会让你补票，只要20、30元。

不少网友在下面的新闻下发表了评论。

“这太可爱了！”

“我的上帝，多么壮观的景象！”

“我看到一名乘客拍了拍猪的屁股，哈哈。”

“乘坐火车的人通常都知道他们可爱的陪伴。”

来源：皮蛋瘦肉粥