Back in 1985, the ill-equipped school system of Managua (Nicaragua’s capital) couldn’t provide desks for each student. In order to make sure she always had a seat, this young student carried her desk to school and back from the barrio she lived in.
Lest you think this is a thing of the past, a 2012 article reported on Central China’s Macheng City in Hubei province, where the elementary schools had 2000 desks for 5000 students. In some cases, grandparents helped bear the burden.
Fortunate families strapped them to the backs of scooters. I guess the police don’t fine you for that.
Makes a simple classroom chore seem like nothing.
I Don't Get It 
VERY INTERESTING POST, CHINA
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Pick a seat. Any seat. Girl is this your seat? Furniture tricks Sandinista style.
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GenZ’ers will complain about everything.
HI CHINA!!!!!
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You make me laugh.
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Carrying your desk to school would have meant I’d been too lazy to get an education.
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I hear that.
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