Rickshaw
Rickshaw is a two-wheeled passenger transport vehicle pulled by human power. The predecessor of rickshaw was called "Toyo chariot", also known as rickshaw, which was created around 1870. In the 12th year of Tongzhi (1873), Frenchman Mira saw the convenience of rickshaws and planned to purchase them from Japan. He submitted a plan to the French Concession Public Affairs Bureau, requesting "the establishment of hand-pulled trolley passenger transport service agencies in the two concessions" and Apply for a ten-year patent operation. Later, after negotiation between the Public Administration Bureau of the French Concession and the Ministry of Industry Bureau of the French Concession, it was agreed that the two bureaus would issue rickshaw licenses and approve the journey price. In January of the following year, rickshaws were imported from Japan to Shanghai. Because it was imported from Japan, people in Shanghai called it Oriental car at that time.