The Daily Life of French Female Workers Supporting Their Families in the 19Th Century

Janet traveled to Paris in the 19th century. At that time, Paris was already a fashion capital, full of entertainment and modernity. She was originally a female assembly line worker in a suburban factory. Her parents and younger siblings came from the countryside to seek refuge. Because the offended landlord destroyed the family's land, they had no food and clothing and had nowhere to go. The family encountered numerous obstacles and had to start over in a strange city. In the small room, the mother and the two sisters huddled together, while the father and brother made a floor. They could only eat hard black bread and drink unpalatable grass soup every day. In a city where hipsters are everywhere, they wear coarse linen clothes and are regarded as old hats. Janet looked at her hands. There were countless calluses from the factory, and the white, tender and smooth skin no longer belonged to her. Seeing the family working hard to find a job, Janet also took a bold step and aimed at the fashion design industry that she had longed for. Who said that female workers can't become fashion queens? PS: The history of a family's struggle in Paris, France. There are more advance articles on the 19th century in the column, welcome to collect them~ Reading guide: 1. A new chapter will be posted at 21:00 p. M. 2. The copy has been screenshotted. Intention: As long as you work hard, the light is ahead.