Mainland Blizzard Paralyzed Pport Providers Cannot Deliver Goods

According to the United Daily News of Taiwan, a rare snowstorm occurred in mainland China. Recently, a lot of export type Taiwanese businessmen scramble for the final delivery time on the eve of the Spring Festival. Some people were caught in the road closed, the goods could not go out, and some people were forced to slow down because of their employees' cold hands and feet.

The mainland's Central Meteorological Observatory issued the highest level of Blizzard red alert. It is expected that in these days, Blizzard will continue to occur in northern Hunan, central and Eastern Hubei, southeastern Henan, most Anhui provinces, and central and southern Jiangsu.

Guizhou, Jiangxi, Zhejiang and other places will also have heavy snow or freezing rain. Shaanxi may even have a low temperature of 30 degrees below zero. From north to south, the mainland is plunged into a "freezing" state.

Shanghai yesterday (28) not only snow, some parts of hailstone, many Taiwanese businessmen almost "beaten."

A Taiwanese kitchen appliance industry operator said that Shanghai had not been snowing for several years, and a few days ago or even a day of snow, which seriously affected road pport. "Now it is a factory rush to rush ahead of the peak season for shipment. It is very worried that it can not be shipped in time."

"He smiled bitterly, the factory workshop was wide, it was difficult to install cold and warm air, many workers worked in the workshop close to zero, and their hands and feet did not listen. Even the skilled workmen were accidentally injured in work accidents." in addition to offering hot drinks, the factory had urgently installed plastic sheets at the entry points to keep the staff a little warm.

The mainland's scheduled Spring Festival holiday starts on the evening of February 5th. For many Taiwanese businessmen, this is the rush season. But the sudden snowstorm has not only worried the Taiwanese businessmen worried about their work, but also had to wait for the employees of the Taiwanese factories who were returning home for the new year.

Chen Zhengxiong, the honorary chairman of the Zhuhai Association of Taiwanese businessmen and chairman of Xu Tai shoe industry, said that the shipping season was usually the peak season, and that all orders were needed to rush to work. But when the weather was cold, the employees slowed down and worried that they could not finish it.

"Taiwanese businessmen in manufacturing industry are crying hard. Some Taiwanese businessmen who run golf courses also lament that they can't do business even if they are covered by heavy snow.

Zheng Rongwen, the honorary president of Shenzhen, who runs the stadium in Wuhan, had to stay in the cafe yesterday to enjoy the snow. He joked, "if the snow doesn't stop, it will be better to change into a ski resort."

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