The Days After Leaving the State-Owned Enterprise

After I left the state-owned enterprise, I returned to a small county town, but the epidemic broke out again and I was completely unemployed... For some entry-level positions in the county, I didn't want to do them because of my reputation. I thought that I couldn't work as a service or operator more than ten years ago. These people are already in their thirties and have to look back. I was still young and energetic back then, but what about now? Small counties are more realistic. Because they are small, they basically rely on connections. Without connections, good companies can't get in. However, our state-owned enterprises have been around for more than ten years and don't have much technology. Technicians are directly eliminated... If you don't succeed at a high level, you simply give up and fall down. However, every minute of degradation in a family is earned by the wife's complaints. The child chases and asks, "Dad, Dad, what do you do for a living? Our teacher asked us, I couldn't raise my hand because you never told me... Some of my classmates' fathers work in banks, and some are police officers. What do you do for a living?"