Men don't understand electronic payment and make jokes. Does it mean that a simple tutorial should be written next to the payment code?

A few days ago, a man in Guangzhou accidentally dropped his mobile phone into the change box of the bus because he didn't understand electronic payment. From the video, the man is not old. This incident triggered a discussion among netizens. Some netizens thought it was a bus problem and should post a tutorial at the QR code scanning port. There are also some netizens who think that it is 2020, and they will not pay with QR codes, that is, their ability to accept things is weak.

According to feedback from friends who have been to Guangzhou, mobile phones in other places scan codes vertically. Guangzhou was scanned by a mobile phone lying with its screen facing upwards and stuffed into a code scanner. So unfamiliar people may really not be able to operate. In fact, things like not paying by mobile phone are very common in life. Just like the first time I bought a subway ticket with an automatic ticket vending machine, I fiddled with it for a long time, and then I hit it by mistake.

So now you don't have to scan the QR code to pay. People who scan their mouths with the payment code should put a suggestion process next to them, preferably in the form of pictures, to provide convenience for more elderly people. I don't think that man can't pay by mobile phone, but he doesn't know the alternative mobile phone payment in Guangzhou. If it is my first time to use this method, maybe he will make a phone call like him and put it in the change box by mistake.

Although the current mobile payment has indeed brought endless convenience to our lives, so that each of us can do almost everything with a mobile phone when we go out, the jokes made through Alipay are endless, which shows that it still needs to be improved. I hope my father Ma Yun will make persistent efforts to make our life more convenient.