Driving doesn't need men to teach.

Author: Xia Xing
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: A popular reading material specifically written for female drivers, titled "Driving Without Men's Guidance," recently published and released by China Light Industry Press. As more and more women independently own cars, how to handle the numerous tasks that follow has become a common concern for many female car owners. The book comprehensively explains the various issues faced after owning a private car. From driving skills to road recognition, from tax payment to vehicle inspection, from decoration and maintenance to repair and upkeep, as well as complex yet essential topics like insurance purchase, license renewal, avoiding traffic violations, and diagnosing faults, it covers everything in detail. It truly includes everything one might need.
The author, Xia Xing, is a tester with 20 years of driving experience, serving at TOM Online's Auto Plaza and the car section of Beijing Youth Daily. In this book, he shares his personal experiences and insights accumulated over the years regarding driving, car maintenance, car care, and self-driving travel. His writing is simple yet practical, making it highly valuable for female car owners to read and keep in the car for reference.
The book introduces basic driving knowledge from a female perspective, including topics such as car decoration, car insurance, vehicle inspection, car structure, traffic rules, road conditions, maintenance and repair, and self-driving travel.