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It’s not particularly difficult, nor is it extremely difficult; it’s just… really hard! Today, I climbed up to the cold storage unit and saw some words written there by some unknown worker; it touched me deeply. It’s not easy for any chemical industry worker – they dedicate their lives to this high-risk profession, leave their homes behind, give everything they have, and work hard on one project after another. By the end of the year they return home, only to find that their children no longer recognize them! Life, oh~
Hey, everyone has their own difficulties; in any case, it’s not easy for anyone!
The right path in life is full of changes; cherish it.
It's great to live safely in a chemical plant, to go to work and come back home safely; just be yourself and find happiness in life!
Sigh, it really touched me too. It’s been eight years since I graduated; I’ve worked at my current employer for six years, and I’m about to leave – I’ll probably be stepping away from the chemical industry as well. It’s a mix of different feelings
Everyone has their own difficulties; just live well, and then die. Huawei is worried about not being able to obtain chips, while Trump is concerned about engaging in a trade war with major powers. Right now he’s shaking with fear; stay strong! Tomorrow will be better – not just moderately better, but truly excellent. The situation here is great, absolutely fantastic................ :lol
When I first graduated, I had to climb up a vaporization framework that was over 100 meters high, and it was even a grid structure; the workers continued with their work as usual. The crane operators worked at heights of over 120 meters, which was also no easy task
I’m glad I chose to leave years ago; now almost all my classmates have changed careers, with only a few still holding on