A Shoe For A Small Passenger.

A sixty year old grandfather bowed to the conductor, and enthusiastic applause broke out in the car.

This is a touching scene on the 110 route of Qingdao bus yesterday afternoon.

At 3:50 p.m. yesterday, uncle Liu, who lived in Taitung, boarded the 110 bus No. 1155 on the station of Haida Laoshan campus with his grandson 3 years old.

After getting on the bus, the ticket conductor walked up to the old man to sell tickets, and found that he had lost one shoe on his child's foot. He hurriedly asked, "Grandpa, did you lose one of your children's shoes?

"The old man looked at it hurriedly and said," I just wore it on my feet and ran away when I drove away.

"The conductor hurriedly asked the driver to stop the car and help to find shoes, and he said to the passengers in the compartment," hold up for one minute and look for the children's shoes.

"At this time, the car has left the station more than 20 meters, the driver listened to one, and then slowly slowly reversing the car to find, the car turned back to the station, and did not find shoes, the conductor rushed out of the car, followed by the direction of uncle Liu to go all the way to find, and has been running to the more than 50 meters away from the entrance of the Laoshan campus to find children's shoes.

She hurried back to the carriage again.

As soon as I stepped into the carriage, I didn't know which passenger took the lead. Then, more than a dozen passengers in the carriage applauded, and everyone praised the drivers for their warm help.

After the bus arrived at the terminal of Taitung station, uncle Liu was very moved. He pulled out twenty yuan to express his thanks, and the staff of the Department declined. The old man made a deep bow to the conductor with gratitude.

For a long time, the 110 teams received the phone commendation from the passengers on the bus.

The conductor of the train is Huang Binghua, a model worker in the Qingdao public pport system. She said, "this is my duty" and I am very grateful to the passengers for their understanding.

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