Mother orders errand boy to send child to school. Screenshot of 163.com

Nowadays, life is getting more and more convenient with the development of technology. If you do not want to cook, you can simply order a takeaway, if you do not want to deliver goods yourself, you can simply find someone online to run errands for you. On March 1, the first day of school in Harbin, Northeast China's Heilongjiang Province, a mother ordered an "errand boy" to take her child to school after she woke up late.

The mother, surnamed Peng, said that she got up late on the first day of school and thought there would be a traffic jam on the way to school. She then decided that it would be faster to call an "errand boy" than drive her kid to school. Soon, the child was "delivered" to school. This alternative way of sending children to school has sparked heated debate among netizens.

"It is true that 'errand boy' is always omnipotent!" One netizen commented. "It may save some time, but it looks really dangerous to hand your child over to a stranger," another suggested.