Among enterprises of the same nature, which are more demanding – state-owned enterprises or private enterprises, as compared to foreign-funded enterprises? Is it worth it?

Both private enterprises and foreign companies seek to exploit an individual’s value; of course, they won’t make things easy for you. Everyone has their own opinions on this, and I’ll share mine. If it involves risking one’s life for money, then I wouldn’t consider it unless I could be assured that I wouldn’t need to work after the age of 35 and could still live a comfortable life. If it involves using one’s health to earn money, and if it could lead to serious illnesses, then I definitely wouldn’t go for it. If it only requires a short-term increase in energy and physical effort, then it might be worth considering. But if you’re really broke (usually you won’t end up in such debt), then you’re already at your wits’ end – what’s there left to consider?

If you’re short of money, really short of it, then work for a foreign company and work hard for your boss – that way you’ll earn more. Avoid working for private companies; it’s much harder there. In fact, working for a foreign company isn’t that tough compared to working for private companies. If you already own a house and a car, there’s no need to work so hard; state-owned enterprises are still the better choice. But by the time you have everything, it’s likely you won’t be able to get into a state-owned enterprise anymore. Looking around, it’s quite difficult to survive. To live a good life, one must first work hard for over a decade, and only then can one enjoy the fruits of that hard work. There is only one way to do this; you should work for yourself. To put it bluntly, you have to exploit others in order to live comfortably. Of course, don’t be too harsh on people; kindness is a Chinese virtue. :handshake