Food Delivery in Big Cities Has Always Been a Good Job, and a Catfish Forcing Manufacturing to Improve Employee Benefits

@老talk：People from the Southern Song Dynasty, like Hu Bian, cannot look at the compiled history.

Today, they use the fact that young people are scrambling to deliver food to argue that the Chinese economy is failing.

I just think, haven't food delivery riders always been living miserably in the system?

Food delivery in big cities has always been a good job, and it's also a catfish that forces the manufacturing industry to improve employee benefits.

Manufacturing is truly short of people right now, but young people don't want to go. There are two main factors: one is that parents have savings, and the other is the availability of jobs like food delivery.

You even have to look at the high unemployment rate this way: college graduates aren't burdened with student loans, and the cost of living is low, so Chinese families can really afford to support their children for a few more years.

So now you know the true safety net of Chinese society: the first line is enterprises, and the second line is the family.

To judge a person, just look at their views on these two things.

A person who harshly criticizes Chinese family values and the way Chinese enterprises grow, constantly showing off their cleverness, saying this is wrong and that doesn't work, and then claims to know how to fix the Chinese economy—claiming that following their theory of eating, drinking, and selling everything off will fix the economy and restore the birth rate.

Believing in the doctrine of the White Masters, 1.4 billion people can all live the life of the White Masters. If he says that, he is certainly a bad seed, but the fact that he can keep saying it for so many years is because there are still fools like you who believe it.