Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Chinese delivery worker earns ₹16.5 million
A 25-year-old man named Zhang Xueqiang in China worked very hard as a food delivery worker.
He worked 13 hours a day, every day, and ran to deliver food to people.
He delivered so much food that he ran a total of 324,000 kilometers.
Over five years, he earned ₹16.5 million.
He started this job because he had some debt from a breakfast shop he ran with a friend.
He saved a lot of money and even got a special nickname from his coworkers, like 'Order King'.
He takes only a few days off during the Chinese Spring Festival holiday.
Zhang Xueqiang, 25, earned ₹16.5 million from delivery work over five years.
He worked 13-hour shifts seven days a week, delivering over 300 orders monthly.
He covered a total distance of 324,000 km during his deliveries.
Zhang started the job to pay off 50,000 yuan (US$7,000) in debt from a failed breakfast shop.
He saves 1.12 million yuan (US$160,000) after deducting living expenses.
- Who
- Zhang Xueqiang, a 25-year-old food-delivery worker in China
- What
- Earned ₹16.5 million from delivery work over five years
- When
- From 2020 to 2023
- Where
- Shanghai, China
- Why
- To pay off debts and save money
- Name
- Zhang Xueqiang
- Age
- 25
- Total Earnings
- ₹16.5 million
- Total Distance Covered
- 324,000 km
- Monthly Orders
- More than 300
- Average Time per Order
- 25 minutes
- Daily Work Hours
- 13 hours
- Daily Sleep Hours
- 8.5 hours