Baoneng Mobile Toilet
The term 'Baoneng Mobile Toilet' originated as a nickname for the Linkedautosharing cars under Baoneng Group, following incidents of uncivilized use by some users.

Background
Linkedautosharing cars are a business under Baoneng Group, primarily featuring vehicles like the Qoros 5/5S. With relatively low rental thresholds and extensive city coverage, these cars have become popular among young people who hold driver's licenses but cannot afford to buy a car yet. These young individuals can meet their travel needs by renting Linkedautosharing cars, which, to some extent, solves their transportation problems.
Uncivilized Behavior
However, during the use of Linkedautosharing cars, some extremely uncivilized phenomena have emerged. Some users show little care for the vehicles and even engage in deplorable behavior such as defecating inside the cars. For instance, a netizen renting a Qoros 5 shared car from Linkedauto found the trunk filled with feces upon opening it, a scene that was both shocking and repulsive. Such uncivilized behavior not only severely damages the hygiene of the vehicles, causing great inconvenience to subsequent users, but also reflects the low quality of some users.
Origin of the Nickname
Due to the frequent occurrence of these uncivilized incidents, Linkedautosharing cars have been nicknamed 'The First Mobile Toilet for Young People' by netizens. Although this nickname carries a certain degree of teasing, it profoundly reflects the phenomenon caused by the quality issues of some users in the era of shared cars. It is not just a tease of Linkedautosharing cars but also a warning about the overall level of social civilization.
Reflection on the Phenomenon
The emergence of the nickname 'Baoneng Mobile Toilet' reminds us to pay attention to the issue of user quality in the sharing economy. The development of the sharing economy relies on the civilized use and joint maintenance by users. Only when everyone consciously abides by the rules and takes good care of shared resources can the sharing economy better serve society and bring more convenience to people's lives.




