What are Chinese children like these days?

is currently being deployed to a part-time delivery job.

The age range varies, but according to the survey, the majority are around 10 to 12 years old, and there are also children as young as 8 years old.

Currently, the overall market is expanding as various companies enter the Chinese delivery industry.

So, the situation is expanding for restaurants, delivery workers, and consumers who support delivery.

Delivery drivers are paid per unit, similar to Korea.

The Chinese market or building where the restaurant is located is very complicated.

Like in Korea, if delivery men stop by each restaurant one by one to pick up food, it takes a long time and is not efficient.

That’s why he appeared as a person who picks up in the middle.

The role of picking up food to be delivered from a restaurant when it is completed and delivering it to the delivery person at a designated location.

Originally, I worked as a cleaner or security guard as a side job.

Since it is not a difficult task, it is said that it is mainly done by young children these days.

The QR code around your neck is linked to your account, so the delivery person scans it, pays for it, and receives your food.

You earn about 5 yuan per delivery.

The child you pick up will receive 2~3 yuan here.

I think the delivery man takes relatively less, about 4:6 or 5:5.

From the delivery person’s perspective, it is more profitable to bundle multiple items quickly using pickup.

Even if there is a loss in the distribution rate, it is more beneficial in the end to give it like that.

For reference, let’s start with the child who came out due to real livelihood issues.

Parents let them do it for earning pocket money or social studies, etc.

It is said that children come out for various reasons.