Some Jobs Are Best Left Untouched, or You’ll Pay the Price

It is filled with a lot of one-sided views and narrow perceptions, but the good thing is that the author writes candidly. Frankness is enough to cover up most of the problems. Many people have something to hide, but it is enough for the author to write down even a little bit of his own experience. At least it can be a lightning rod. Let's summarize everything the author said. I've finished reading it. The author's main points in the book are: 1. Some occupations cannot be done because they are harmful to the body and may lead to death. 2. Young people should go to bed early and get up early and maintain a good living habit. And don't do the "bad" things. 3. The best way to educate your children is to teach by words and deeds. And tell your children what they can and cannot do, instead of letting them develop wildly. 4. If you want to get money, you must understand the profession and conduct trial and error. The above are the four points I have summarized. Although what the author said is very superficial, he is sincere.

The writing is sharp and direct. It writes about some low-level jobs, but they are all jobs that people from the most ordinary family backgrounds can get started with.

The content is concise and not cumbersome, and the whole process is comfortable and smooth to read. It was a bit interesting after reading it, especially the part about being scared while fishing, hahahahahahaha.

After reading this book, I benefited a lot and learned a lot of knowledge. Life is rare, so take care of yourself. Look forward bravely and never shrink back.

Some concepts are very one-sided, but the work written is very useful to ordinary people and is worth reading.

The author's writing is very realistic and down-to-earth, and everyone should read it. Avoid detours and achieve early success!

Just do what you want to do, time will tell.

There are good places that I can learn from and warn myself, but some places conflict with my current thoughts. However, I should think dialectically, allowing everyone to have their own unique way of thinking, and allowing diversity. Some things need to be practiced and explored by myself. Some places have given me some inspiration.

Content is clear and easy to understand

Down-to-earth, suitable for young people to watch, to increase their experience and reduce detours.