Wire Run Champion Checks More Than 250 Stations

A “Wire Run” event with the theme of “Finding low-carbon passwords through the 20-year subway ride” was held at the People’s Square Station. Which station on the Shanghai Metro is called the "red station"? Which subway line is the shortest? A total of 120 teams from 20 teams participated. After more than 2 hours of fierce competition, Team 1 finally won the competition championship and became a “low-carbon life” with the absolute advantage of completing all the rules of the game and reaching the terminal 6 minutes earlier. Practitioner.

Before the start of the activity yesterday, all participants took a one-day ticket, an activity passport, a signature board, and a signature pen at the Grand Triangle Transfer Hall of the People's Square Station. After a brief ceremony, the host made a dictation. Next, 20 teams (6 players per team) set off. Each team has a referee to follow on the spot. During the competition, the players must complete the prescribed tasks, and they must not violate the rules of the subway for civilized traffic. Otherwise, they will be considered illegal.

According to the entry rules, there are 10 questions printed on the passport. The contestants must accurately determine the 10 stations based on the topics and design a route trend map to reach the 10 stations. The required time is the shortest and no repeatable routes are required. After the station, the player must find the QR code set in the station, photograph it with a mobile phone, and let the station staff give the confirmation to the knock-in chapter when all six players are on the scene, and then rush to the next station. The competition stipulated that the subway should be used as the only means of transportation, and the task of collecting 20 “low-carbon signatures” must be completed along the way.

The 120 volunteers who participated in the event were all registered through social recruitment methods such as Weibo, Wechat, and forums. Among them were non-profit organizations from companies, universities and the society, railroad clubs’ senior “iron wire” and public welfare fields. Environmental protection experts and 6 people who knew each other through microblogging and the forum teamed up on their own and became a major highlight of this event.

Six players of the Champion 1 team are all from the Shanghai Rail Transit Club, including subway station staff, university students, and newly-employed white-collar workers, as well as interior decorators. The "Chouyu's subway" is also the last "iron run." "The champion of the game. Once the players got their passports, they immediately discussed and confirmed 10 stations, and quickly designed the shortest low-carbon route: From the People’s Square Station, Lujiazui Station, Century Avenue Station, China Art Palace Station, Yaohua Road Station, Xintiandi Station, Xujiahui Station (002561) Station, Yishan Road Station Jinshajiang Road Station Caoyang Road Station Shanghai Railway Station Station eventually returned to People's Square Station.

At present, there are a total of 12 lines and 287 stations at Shanghai Rail. For this competition, players Hu Di and Ju Yongbin spent more than two days to check points and traveled to more than 250 stations across the network. The number of trains at each station was aligned with the stairs up and down the stairs. Leaving the customer service center or retrieving the ticket kiosk is the nearest. They all wrote down one by one and simulated many details at the same time. Team 1 was also known as "the strongest team in history."