Hey, old guys, you know what? Recently, I've been wondering about one thing, will the gas stations we are familiar with be eliminated by the trend of the times like old record players? After all, now that charging stations, hydrogen refueling stations and one-stop service stations have sprung up, life is becoming more and more convenient.
I remember the ancients: "The world is like chess, and the layout is undecided." This is like this now. Our old friends "three barrels of oil" - PetroChina, Sinopec, CNOOC, they are not idle. They not only continue to fill us with gasoline and diesel at the gas station, but also quietly join the ranks of new energy.
Look, next to those charging piles, the charging stations they set up seem to tell us: "Times are changing, and we are also changing." "Tesla owners, have you started to enjoy free charging at their stations? That's how they keep up with the times.
Look at the hydrogen refueling station again, it sounds like a tall name, right? This is a gas station for hydrogen vehicles, which is environmentally friendly and efficient. Imagine that on the road to the future, you can not only fill up the power of your car, but also reduce the burden on the earth, isn't it a double win! As Thomas Edison said, "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration." Three barrels of oil are interpreting this sentence with practical actions.
As for shopping and car washing, these services that were originally provided by roadside shops have now moved into gas stations. A cup of coffee, a quick snack, or even a simple lounge area make the waiting time less boring. Isn't this exactly what Jack Ma often says, "so that there is no difficult business in the world"?
Of course, we cannot deny that the popularization of electric vehicles and the development of hydrogen energy technology are challenging the traditional fuel vehicle market. But as Nietzsche said, "Every day that you don't dance is a failure of life." "The three barrels of oil are not sitting still, they are looking for a new living space in the midst of change.
So, friends, will the gas stations disappear? The answer may not be a simple "yes" or "no". It may turn into an integrated life service point to meet our diverse needs. As the old saying goes, "The old always finds new life under the onslaught of the new." ”
Finally, I would like to say that no matter how the times change, the stories and feelings of those gas stations that have been with us for many years are still there. As long as they can bring convenience to our lives, they have the value of existence. Let's look forward to what kind of wonderful transformation they will have in the future.
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