In the streets and alleys of Quanzhou, Chen's electric bike weaves through traffic like the wind. Born in 2000, this food delivery rider starts his day with the beep of order notifications and heads home as night falls. He can complete 50 to 60 orders a day, working during peak hours and finishing in the evening. What seems like an ordinary delivery job hides a free rhythm that he carefully guards.

Living Life at His Own Free Rhythm

"Delivering food feels quite free. I don't have to be managed by others, and I can arrange my time freely. I really like this job," Chen says, defining his work as he climbs seven floors in one go in an old residential area.

While waiting for orders to be prepared, he habitually refreshes his phone screen to check for new orders. When I ask if this constant rushing is tiring, he smiles and says: "Some of my brothers are online for more than ten hours a day, completing over 100 orders and earning 20,000 yuan a month, but that's really working themselves to the bone for money."

In Chen's opinion, there's a way to work fast and a way to work slow: "I don't think people are machines. You can't be so hard on yourself all the time. Your body can't take it. Having enough money to spend is enough."

He never aspires to be the fastest. Steadily reaching a peaceful and secure life is the most beautiful scenery in his heart.

Life Wisdom Awakened by a P2P Loan

This wisdom of living at his own pace stems from a lesson in his early years. "In 2019, I needed money urgently, so I took out a 2,000-yuan P2P loan and defaulted on it. Thinking back now, I really regret it. Everyone should avoid this kind of thing."

It was this experience that made him understand: a steady life is reliable. Since then, he has learned to live within his means and to leave himself room to breathe while rushing on his delivery routes.

A New Start on Wheels

Chen has always dreamed of buying a car, but his past credit record once stood in his way. "I was really worried at first, but then I happened to come across Xixiangfeng and specially went to Fuzhou to check it out."

Xixiangfeng fulfilled Chen's dream and gave him more confidence in life. "I can take my wife to and from work on weekdays. The New Year is coming soon, and having a car is much more convenient. I'm really grateful to this platform; otherwise, it would be hard for me to buy a car in my situation."

The moment he held the steering wheel, Chen felt an unprecedented sense of stability. This car is not just a means of transportation, but an extension of his life rhythm—still free, but with more peace of mind; still busy, but with more calm.

Defining His Own Route Beyond Navigation

Today, Chen still weaves through the streets and alleys of Quanzhou every day. The difference is that after work, he can drive his own car and take his wife home; on weekends, he can plan a short trip without worrying about taxi fares.

"Life is not a fixed track. It allows you to restart and set off again," Chen says, having just finished a delivery and walking towards his car parked by the road. The setting sun shines on the car, reflecting a warm light.

He has always believed that true freedom is not unrestrained rushing, but steadily moving towards the desired destination at his own pace.

Xixiangfeng: Guarding Every Dream of Moving Forward Freely

In Chen's story, we see a different kind of running—not blindly chasing speed, but finding his own life rhythm between the throttle and the brake. Xixiangfeng believes that everyone who lives earnestly deserves trust, and those past minor mistakes should not be absolute barriers to a better life.

Whether you are a rushing food delivery rider or a dream chaser moving forward steadily, when you hold the steering wheel tightly, Xixiangfeng is willing to be your most reliable driving partner, accompanying you to move towards the desired distance at your own pace.