Last month, I returned from the Philippines to my home country, mainly to celebrate the New Year. To make my return convenient, I specifically used a work visa, thinking of visiting my family and experiencing the changes in the country.
After returning, I stayed for a whole month. When I first arrived, it wasn't yet the holiday season, so I wandered around every day, chatting with everyone I met. After all, it had been six years since I last visited, and I was curious about everything. From milk tea shops and street vendors to sales clerks in malls, I talked to everyone I could, and the experience deeply moved me.
It's really hard to make money in China!
The streets are full of jobs that pay only 3000 yuan a month, which are exhausting and low-paying, with no hope in sight. I had been considering moving back permanently, especially since I had saved some money over the years abroad, but seeing this situation, I decisively decided to continue my ventures abroad.
During the New Year celebrations with relatives and friends, everyone was talking about the poor economy, the difficulty of finding jobs, and the low wages. Many positions were fiercely competed for, and many people were living in anxiety. In fact, during my years working in the Philippines, I sometimes missed home and felt unhappy at work, occasionally shedding tears in secret, wondering if returning home would be better.
However, this trip completely changed my mindset! No matter how tough it is abroad, it's still more relaxed than in China! As long as I can make money overseas, I must persevere and not slack off.
Some Reflections After Returning to My Country
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Heaven rewards the diligent.
You guys who can't make money must regret not studying hard when you were young. Your mom told you to study hard, but you just wanted to play with mud. Otherwise, growing up to be a doctor or a lawyer would have been good too.
If you don't work hard to make money, why leave your hometown? To be an undercover agent?
Many people earn tens of thousands a month; to earn more, first assess your own abilities.
Indeed, after returning to my country, I also felt that it was quite difficult domestically, so I went abroad again.
The domestic economy is indeed poor, facing various problems.
Nowadays, many people in China who do live streaming earn more in a month than you do working your butt off.
Look at which area it is, if you go to a coastal city and ask, there are no jobs paying 3000 anymore, even temporary workers make 200 a day. Your place must be a 4th or 5th tier city to have salaries under 3000. In my family's coastal area, which is rural, my cousin has a few fish ponds and makes no
It's not that we chose the grey industry; it's damn grey industry that took us in! The value of this statement is still rising.
Be careful that your relatives might report you.
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