【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

[Gao De: There were no roads in the world, but when many people walked on them, they became roads.]

[As we all know, behind every outrageous route of Amap there is an outrageous person holding Amap navigation on his mobile phone]

[The school organized an internship and booked a large bus. It turned out that the driver was not familiar with the road and followed the navigation to go into someone else's old neighborhood. The road was extremely narrow and we were stuck there for two hours.

The residents of the community all looked at us in disbelief.]

[I used Amap navigation to go to my new rental house, but it kept directing me to a dead end. It was still night time, and it really pissed me off. It also said that this was the only way. When I walked in, I saw that the door was locked, and the padlock had been rusted for a long time [laughing and crying]]

[Last time, when the Asian Para Games opened, I had to go back to school. I used to take Jiangnan Avenue, but that day it happened to be closed, so I turned on the bad navigation. The bad navigation told me to turn onto Jiangnan Avenue. I… if I could take Jiangnan Avenue, would I still need to use your navigation?]

[Gaode asked me to walk over a drainage pipe that was placed over a stinky ditch, but the problem was that there was a small bridge about 20 meters away]

[Just go to this Gaode map, and leave without making a sound]

"I have a self-disciplined roommate who gets up on time at five o'clock every morning, carrying a backpack and driving his phone with Amap to wander around in all kinds of weird places, climbing walls and climbing over rooftops, wandering around along fixed routes in open spaces, crossing expressways with walking navigation, and swimming across rivers in fixed places [doge][doge]"

"This... the route given by Gaode Metro is like the route you can take in Genshin Impact, but in fact you are playing Bengtie Mo's knees [laughing and crying]"

"It's really useful, but it always guides me to some remote mountain roads [laughing and crying]. Last time I went to a village to pick up my father-in-law, I followed the navigation he sent me, but the road to the village was recommended to me as a remote road with potholes, ditches, and narrowness. Fortunately, I drove an SUV with a high chassis and enough horsepower, otherwise I really couldn't get in or out. But after getting out of the intersection, I was right at the south entrance of the village [laughing and crying][laughing and crying]"

"I have installed maps from AutoNavi, Baidu, and Tencent. If there is a problem with the navigation, I will hold a meeting for them and let them vote according to the procedure [naughty]"

"I went to Guilin on a business trip and wandered around the nearby mountains. When I was going back to my residence, Gaode pointed me to a small path that was half the distance I had taken. When I was almost at the end, I found a cliff in front of me, and below the cliff was the residential area where I lived.

I guess there was a road before, but later a part of the mountain was blasted to prevent landslides, and the road became a dead end. "

"I used AutoNavi before, and it forced me to cross the road, which I didn't dare to do. But then I saw a large group of people crossing the road, and it turned out that others could cross the road, but I didn't dare to do so."

"I suddenly remembered that when I encountered a road that I couldn't walk on in the game, I would just climb up. I would not go around even though I could get there by just taking a detour. I would just climb over the mountains and swim across the water. Does AutoNavi think we are like characters in the game who can go anywhere and do anything?"

Mu Yu also recalled the outrageous route that Gaode Maps had taken her: she had a party with friends one night and played until after 10 o'clock, then rode an electric scooter home with the navigation system. It got darker and darker, and in the end she couldn't even see the street lights.

At that time, I bravely walked forward, but there was a wall blocking the way. In the end, a few guys who were off work kindly helped to push the car over.

Our ancestors were puzzled. Aren’t maps very common? Could it be that everyone in later generations holds a map?

Although this map called Amap does not seem to be very reliable, its clear image quality and precise positioning made the ancient people who were bad at finding their way around envious.

This is so convenient. I wish we could have such a convenient map!

But it must have cost a lot of energy and resources. If you don’t have some financial resources at home, you really can’t make it!

It is more cost-effective to rely on someone who knows the way around you or to try hard to remember it yourself!