To my past self
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Seeing many people sharing information on valve manufacturing processes, I thought it would be nice to look back today on that relatively pleasant summer vacation I spent alone in 2012. Given that I’m quite forgetful, I’ll keep it short. During my school years, aside from my innate personal abilities, I was quite motivated to make progress, so I thought about going out and gaining some experience during the summer holidays. With various opportunities available, I managed to get a job at a legitimate private valve manufacturing factory. I had intended to work in the drawing department, but unfortunately I was assigned to the metalworking workshop. In the past few days, I’ve just been hanging around with the workshop supervisor, wandering around without much to do. After that, I found a female lathe operator and began my apprenticeship. During that time, I experienced my first days of cooking and living alone outside: groceries, kitchen utensils, electric fans, and the regular radio broadcasts. In short, a meager salary, but a happy life.
I am currently working hard in a large construction company, so I hope everyone watching will leave lots of comments. This post will continue; the struggle goes on, and more to come.
Life goes on, and the struggle continues~~~~ Keep it up!~~~
By participating in practical activities and exercising oneself, such experiences serve as a test for one’s character. Once you leave school, you will find that you are no longer arrogant or naive; you learn to become mature.
Listening to the radio gives a more artistic feel. . . It’s indeed completely different from watching TV. Listening to the radio helps to relax~
As long as life continues, experiences and insights never end; face life with calmness.
Yet I am a little boy who will never grow up.
When I look at my phone, it’s easier for me to fall asleep. Listening to the radio allows my thoughts to wander and keeps my mind active. So says a young boy with a taste for literature and art.
There’s no need to rush; as time passes and takes its toll, you will surely grow up
You really work from dawn to dusk, getting up at 6 a.m. – share your story and add me as a friend.
I was so foolish to choose a chemical engineering major back then; now that I know the truth, tears stream down my face