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你可能在外国电影里看到过这样的景象：一个人站在路旁，伸出手臂竖起大拇指，不一会儿，一辆车停在他的身旁，载着他扬长而去。这为路人可不是在打的，停下的也不是出租车，而是我们本期节目中的主角——顺风车。
其实，在很多国家，搭顺风车已成为一种习惯。然而在中国，顺风车就凤毛麟角了。不过，还真有这么一个人，十年如一日，执着地问着等公交车的人们同一个问题：你去哪儿，我载你一程吧！
看，一辆奔驰驶向公交车站等车的人群。车窗摇下，露出车主夺目的光头和善意的笑脸。哪儿有天上掉馅饼的好事儿？是不是个陷阱呢？人们反应各异。有的人以防卫的姿态拒绝，也有人感激地上了他的车。
这位好心人既是品牌中国的CEO，同时又是顺风车的职业司机。王永，我们本期的主角，似乎对助人为乐有着更深刻的理解。
在本期专访中，王永向尹畅倾诉了十年来开顺风车的欣喜与辛酸。而且，他的顺风车还拉来了一段顺风姻缘！这又是怎样一个浪漫的故事呢？受到启发的尹畅也加入了顺风车行动！她能成功地搭到顺风车吗？她驾驶的顺风车有能有几位乘客呢？
李连杰在采访中说：打开车门如同打开心灵。快来加入顺风车行动，让心灵乘风翱翔吧！
“Hitchhiking is a means of transportation that is gained by asking people, usually strangers, for a ride in their automobile or other road vehicle to travel a distance that may either be short or long”. Hitchhiking may be fairly common practice worldwide, but in China, it is not. However, Wang Yong, a Chinese CEO, drives his Mercedes, voluntarily taking people who are stranded on to their destination. Most often, his good intentions are taken as ill intent. But there are some people glad for the ride, which for Mr Wang, make his efforts particularly worthwhile.
Why does Wang Yong, a successful businessman do this? It is not only because he likes helping others, but also because he is an environmentalist. He believes that if everyone were to share a car, there would be far fewer vehicles on the road.
In today’s interview, Wang Yong tells Kathy about his 10 years’ experience of ‘giving people a lift’. Moreover, his altruistic behavior helped him to find his true love and led to marriage! Are you interested in their romantic story?
Inspired by his word, Kathy decides to try hitchhiking. Will she succeed?
In this program, Jet Li lends support to Mr Wang by telling us that opening our car’s doors to other people is just like opening our hearts. Let’s share our cars, open our hearts and contribute to mutual environmental protection.
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