Taiwanese man keeps his promise to sell coffee around the island with a picture of his pet dog.

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According to a report in Taiwan's United Daily News, Zhong Changlin, who usually sells coffee on tricycles in Hualien City, Taiwan, has died of illness. "silly Niu," a golden retriever who has been raised for 10 years, has died of illness. he agreed to play around while selling coffee together, and now, as promised, he carried a photo of a foolish girl and rode a tricycle around the island to fulfill his promise.

"with the coffee tricycle, I didn't expect the silly girl to leave." Recalling his dog, Zhong Changlin, 33, was full of adorable golden retriever (Golden Retriever) as soon as he left the army 10 years ago. Because of her funny appearance, the whole family called her a "silly girl".

He once went to school in Hualien and fell in love with Hualien. Two years ago, he took the silly girl to settle in Hualien. Because he loved coffee, he worked hard to save money, and made an agreement with the silly girl to "play while selling coffee." in February this year, he finally had his own mobile coffee tricycle, but the silly girl died in early April.

Zhong Changlin said that the silly girl had a brain tumor at the beginning of the year, and her nerves were oppressed, which affected her walking. He often had to hold the silly girl's feet, and the silly girl often looked at him as if to say sorry, which made him very distressed.

After the silly girl died, Zhong Changlin planted the ashes in a sweet-scented osmanthus potted plant, which he could take with him when he moved, but he could not take the tricycle around the island with him, so he took a picture of the silly girl and wanted to complete their agreement together.

"I want to take silly girl to have coffee with the yellow duckling (the big yellow duck to be exhibited in Kaohsiung)." He said that dogs are like family, so during the trip around the island, he also advocated the idea of "adopting instead of buying".