91-year-old driver and his 86-year-old wife travel across China in a motorhome

In Shenyang, near Hongqiao Middle School, a motorhome was parked within 100 meters of the Gaokao exam site. The student's mother borrowed the motorhome from a relative to provide her daughter with a place to rest and study between exams. The motorhome was not purchased specifically for this purpose but was lent by the student's uncle.

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Liu Peijin, 69, from Shandong, China, has been traveling across the country with his paralyzed wife since 2014 in a converted 7-seat van. He installed two beds, modified an air conditioner, and assembled a lithium battery himself. The couple states they prefer to die on the road rather than in a hospital. A video of him feeding his wife garnered 300,000 likes.

Liu Peijin, 69, from Shandong province, has been traveling across China since 2014 in a self-converted van with his wife, who became paralyzed after a stroke in 2010. Over 11 years, they have visited 31 provinces, including Xinjiang and Tibet. In May 2025, a video of him feeding his wife at Sayram Lake (Xinjiang) received 300,000 likes. Liu converted the vehicle himself, installing two beds, heating, plumbing, and a modified air conditioner.

An 85-year-old resident of Tianjin has set off on a solo one-and-a-half-month motorhome journey through Xinjiang and Tibet. He brought a drone for filming and stated his intention to learn how to operate it to capture high-quality footage.

A Chinese woman known as 'Aunt Su' traveled over 39,000 km in a motorhome in one year, visiting 7 provinces and more than 80 cities. She has officially become a content partner of the Amap (Gaode) navigation app, where users can access her routes and travel tips.