China truck firm transports tonnes of snow from north to south for special needs children to have fun, melts hearts online


By Liya Su

Firm gifts 3 truckloads of snow, drives 3,300km, costs US$28,000. Delighted children have snow fights and build snowmen for first time. — SCMP

A company in China spent 200,000 yuan (RM133,428 or US$28,000) transporting snow from the north to the south for children with special needs, warming the hearts on mainland social media.

Beijing Truck Home Information Technology, a truck service platform for commercial vehicles in northern China, gifted three truckloads of snow to the children of Guangzhou Xingzhi Chengzhang School.

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