The Survival Record of a Working Girl in Dongguan

Throughout the full text, the plot is true, the writing is delicate, and the emotions are full. In-depth article, worth reading. It is simply a history of blood and tears of migrant workers in Guangdong since the reform and opening up, which makes people feel the same. Although class has been abolished, class will always exist. The only thing that has changed in the past thirty years is that the gap between the rich and the poor has increased, and more wealth, resources and connections have fallen into the hands of a very small number of people. The rich have become richer, and the poor have suffered more!

The book is very real. Public security is much better now, but it was indeed like this in those days. It also brought back memories of my previous visits to the factory, as if I had returned to that hot workshop, with the machines echoing in my ears, and returning home after a long day's work. It also reminds me that I will never live that kind of life in the future.

The writing is really good, and many low-level characters are vivid, such as Haiyan, Lijuan, Chen Gang, Wang Lei, Zhang Dawei, Zhang Shengxiang, Nana, Li Mei, Hu Haibo... I felt very heavy after reading it. Guanshen at the beginning of the century was really chaotic. This is a history of blood and tears of workers during the reform and opening up. Now that the public security has improved, the young people in the story should all be in their forties. Each generation has its own hardships, but they always have hope. Come on, you must be happy... The moss flowers are as small as rice, and they also bloom like peonies!

This work is great! It is a masterpiece among documentary literature and realistic works! This is a history, a microcosm of the working life of several generations from the end of the last century to about 2010. It is a good book with historical value, social research value, and literary value. It would be great if it could be written in a panoramic style, like Dream of the Red Mansions, with some in-depth examinations of some of the world's Chinese translation academic masterpieces, leading readers to examine and think deeply about progress, suggesting ways out, and working abroad to see how advanced countries have progressed. It would be great.

It's a good book. I hope more people will read it, especially today's students. As a student, I don't understand much in school every day. I understand many things from this book. Alas, people have to suffer twice. Please give me a like so that those who click on this book can see my comments.

It must be a five-star review, what a talented woman. Dongguan is the first stop for countless young men and women to work and enter the society. It is unforgettable. I have had many similar experiences and learned a lot. It is also the most unforgettable memory in my heart.

I read this book a long time ago, but it was incomplete. I finally finished it this time. It is a painful history of migrant workers and a nightmare for many migrant workers. When I first started working in 1997, because the boss of my unit made things difficult for us, I almost went to Guangdong to work with another female colleague. At that time, I felt that money was everywhere in Guangdong. It is true that some classmates gave up their stable jobs to work part-time, but maybe they were college students. She said that she did make a lot of money during that time, and the boss she met was also very nice. She earned a sum of money and went back to Xi'an to buy a house and opened a printing shop of her own. She was dark and ugly, had a bachelor's degree, and earned money based on her own skills. Maybe it's because the author has low academic qualifications, so it's particularly difficult. It's not easy for this novel to be published on Tomato.

The timeline of the author's book is almost the same as my part-time job, which is very real. Without this experience it would be difficult to write in such detail.

It's quite real. I have worked in a factory for five years, and I feel that many of the things mentioned really happened, and the psychology of each character is very consistent with the psychology of factory workers. It is detailed, entry-level, and real. Worth a look

I stayed up late for a week to read it. It's a rare good book. I don't read it much. It's probably too real. As a rural girl born in the 90s, the content in the book is very shocking and the naked reality! After reading it, I couldn't calm down for a long time!

I remember reading this novel when I first came into contact with smartphones and the ability to read online articles. I chased him for a long time. Now I am reading it a second time. A very realistic novel, this is really a true portrayal of the people at the bottom. I am born in the 1990s and am a rural person. I was also a working girl in a shoe factory in Dongguan. Although my experience was not so cruel, I can relate to a lot of helplessness. Full marks recommended

The story is real, sad, and dark. However, the end of all things is near, so we must be cautious and alert. . .

It writes about the helplessness and sadness of the people who go south to Guangdong to work in the 21st century. At that time, the public security in Guangdong was chaotic, locals bullied poor foreigners, and private companies trampled on the human rights of their employees. The description is delicate, vivid and vivid. During that time, I had no choice but to go south to work, but I did not suffer the misfortune of the characters in the book. Four years later, I returned to Sichuan and became a people's teacher. Every time I think of those bleak days, I sigh in my heart. There is no fairness in life, but I still believe that heaven is healthy and gentlemen strive to constantly improve themselves.

It's so real and touching. If I hadn't read this book, I would have forgotten those difficult and tortuous years. The sentences written by the author are true and every word is true, full of the atmosphere of human fireworks, and contains the sadness and suffering of the bottom workers! The success of China's reform and opening up and its rapid development over the past few decades are inseparable from the hard work of these people! There is no harm without comparison. Think about it, our conditions now are much better than theirs at that time. The working environment, system, especially the political environment and public security are very different! I hope that the motherland will become stronger and stronger, and that ordinary people can live a better life!

It was deeply touching, shocking, heart-stopping, and the writing is very good. It took me two days to read it, and I was hooked as soon as I read it. It was really heart-wrenching, painful, and angry, and it was really empathetic!

I suggest that most girls should read this book early, give up their meaningless fantasies about love, abandon their innocent thoughts, and face this bleak society head-on. Life is full of twists and turns. I watched the heroine struggle all the way and make wrong choices. This is also true, because we don't have a God's perspective, she is just an ordinary person. I watched her grow from innocent to mature, from being easily deceived by others to being able to spot lies, and began to be defensive, and I was still very happy in my heart. From being angry with her at the beginning to hoping that she can really be happy, the book has ended, but the suffering of her life has just begun. Because she is not insensitive, she is sensitive, and she has strong empathy, She is too kind, not selfish enough, and always considers others If you are hot-headed, you must act without considering the consequences. But what a precious quality it is, but the environment does not allow it. So she always drifted around, without delving into one field or developing continuously. The most terrifying thing is that she was kidnapped by the general environment. She still doesn't realize that she is not responsible for all the lives of her mother and brother. If she takes this money to invest in herself, her life will be different. It's just that she is too attached to her small family, and she doesn't get respect at home, and her mother doesn't understand her. She didn't realize that her family owed her a debt and she didn't need to repay it. You cannot see your life clearly, you have no clear goals, your heart is as high as the sky, and your life is as thin as paper. Most people are like this. If they read this book earlier, it would help many people.

I am also born in the 1980s. Although I have not personally experienced Dongguan, there are many similar experiences of that era, which are very empathetic. The author carefully recorded every bit of it with the knowledge of that era, which is very touching. Although times have changed, we should not forget history and the past, and cherish the happy and peaceful life now.

This is a not-too-distant history about the conditions at the bottom of Chinese society. The description of personal psychological activities is very good, the words are simple and easy to read but not monotonous, and the thoughts are deeply analyzed but not complicated. Worth reading!

Well written! Good! Good! [Like][Like][Like][Like] Very practical! I don't know how many workers have sacrificed their youth! Labor! What you get is a meager income!

It's very true. It's not easy to tell the truth about beating workers. Year after year of experience makes a person more and more mature. Very good, very good books. A lot can be learned. Humanity and sophistication.

I read it with heart-wrenching heart, and I couldn't believe that such a realistic subject could be recorded by someone with a heart. Scenes from the past are resonant and thought-provoking.

Although I am not from that era, there are many pain points that I can still resonate with today, such as my views on factories, and the gap between urban and rural areas in social security for farmers. The heroine is not a completely positive character. You will feel speechless when you watch her learn a lesson from her mistakes. When you watch her fall in love, you want to shake the water out of her brain. But more should be blamed on the environment, it's really too difficult. Although the heroine almost fell down many times, she was very lucky and came out again at the critical moment. I wanted to see how far the heroine could be, and I watched until the end. I also watched the second part to see the heroine's subsequent development. I was really disappointed with the second part. I recommend watching the first part.

It's so real, so real, so cruel, so dark that it makes me feel like I have traveled to the darkest moment of the Republic of China. Good book

As a person born in the 1980s, I also worked in Shenzhen for two years. I feel that the writing is very real. I have read it twice. There are some minor logical flaws. Overall, it is good. There are a lot of typos

The content is very real. I remember my experience when I first came out to work, and now I am still a wage earner [grieved]. It felt so depressing from the beginning, and I still felt inexplicably panicked after watching it. Thinking of many similar experiences in the past and the loneliness of working outside, I can well understand the suffering and helplessness the author experienced.

A very good book close to reality

I saw what the heroine went through. In the 2000s, she had no money to eat for several days... No place to live... And was chased all over the mountain by security guards... She entered a factory with no money. For the first few months, she couldn't afford shampoo and washing powder. She was the same as me and felt the same... The helplessness of the people at the bottom.

It's so beautiful, exactly like our post-80s life. Reading it feels like my own memories. At that time, many people did not go to school because of poor family conditions. What a shame.

It is very realistic and writes about the hardships of the people at the bottom struggling to survive.

I was shocked after reading this book. I hope Haiyan has a happy life. If I have the chance, I really want to meet the author.