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When you feel that life is not satisfactory, you may wish to read Dabing's "I Don't" (I)

author:Handan Tang emotions

What kind of life do most people after the 80s and 90s live:

Those who have already started a family, can they be bothered by the trivialities of life?

In entrepreneurship, have you ever felt physically and mentally exhausted?

When you work in the company, have you ever had a bad moment and wanted to quit?

If there is, you look at the story below, no, not the story, it's reality, the real reality.

When you feel that life is not satisfactory, you may wish to read Dabing's "I Don't" (I)

I believe that they may not necessarily make you reshape your worldview, but they will certainly make you feel something, and they will also make you re-examine your heart while feeling and moving.

"I Don't" tells me that a girl born in 83 is named Qiao Yi.

She has a special talent for painting, but in order to find a cleaning job, she entered a shop, ran directly to the bathroom without saying a word, picked up a broom and a mound cloth to work, or was she not hired?

Why? Because she is deaf and mute.

Thankfully, because she could paint on her nails, she got a vacation job – a manicurist.

In this job, she was also insulted, blinded, and disliked because she was deaf and mute.

When you feel that life is not satisfactory, you may wish to read Dabing's "I Don't" (I)

Back at school, her talent was discovered by a teacher who asked her to draw and helped her sell paintings for 75 yuan a painting.

She painted desperately, because there was no white eye and dislike, only appreciation and hobby, and she could earn money.

When I thought Joe could live by painting forever, fate rippled again.

She graduated, and her mother asked her to find a job with a stable income, because life, because everything needs money, hobbies and talents are just ideals, and earning money is a reality.

She works as a designer in an advertising agency and retouchs every day.

After all, reality did not bury the ideal, and her painting impressed two people, who formed a partnership and conceived and created a comic.

The author wrote this story down without trying to win sympathy for Joe, as Joe's partner said:

To form a team for her is not to pity anything, but out of appreciation.

Their paintings were never marked deaf and mute.

When you feel that life is not satisfactory, you may wish to read Dabing's "I Don't" (I)

Because since every painting is worth its price, why should we beg for that pity from others?

Agree with the author's summary:

"Where is there any soundness and disability? Some people are just inconvenient.

If it is inconvenient, help them to do a convenience, and be convenient with others, that is, to live for themselves. ”

Baima was born in Metuo, Tibet, the last county in China to have access to roads.

Anyone who travels to Tibet before accessing the road has to hike over more than 100 kilometers of snow-capped mountains.

In the snowy mountains, I don't know how many people are either lost or missing or fall off cliffs or die in other places...

Therefore, people who come here must have a guide, not only a guide, but also a porter.

Porters are people who help pedestrians carry water, backpacks, small stones picked up along the road, and carry heavy objects such as mineral water.

When you feel that life is not satisfactory, you may wish to read Dabing's "I Don't" (I)

Because no one can walk when climbing the mountain, how can they "carry the weight forward"? These "heavy objects" fell on the head and shoulders of the Ink People.

Most of the Murtuo people are in the industry of porters, and only in this way can they earn money to keep the family alive.

Therefore, the men of Metuo are physically amazing, and the average person can carry 80 kilograms of goods barefoot over the snowy mountains, and some people can carry 80 kilograms.

Baima also became a porter when he was 12 years old, he did not want to rely on his father and second brother who were porters to support the family, he also wanted to make some money.

However, when he went to work, many people said that he was underage and did not want to hire him:

"You're underage and you're breaking the law by hiring you."

"It's not right to come out and work as a teenager, it needs to be exposed."

“……”

When you feel that life is not satisfactory, you may wish to read Dabing's "I Don't" (I)

These words frightened Baima, who hastened to explain and beg for forgiveness:

"Don't expose me."

Under his good words, someone was finally willing to hire him, he helped others carry a backpack all the way, drink the rest of the water, take off their clothes, pick up stones along the way, and even some people could not walk, but also climbed on his back...

When it came time to check out, they only gave him 2/3 of the price, on the grounds that he was underage.

Reading this, I don't know what to say, I want to scold people, but I know to be civilized, scolding people is not right, or quote the author' words:

It turns out that those righteous words are all for what price.

My tears flowed silently into my eyes, and I had a lot of thoughts:

Why should "no business, no adultery" be used on a porter who earns money by hard work, let alone a child?

Although you may not know that the child's eldest brother encountered an avalanche and lost his life when the porter encountered an avalanche in order to survive, although you also do not know that the child's second brother had to dedicate his life to the porter's profession in order to maintain the survival of a family.

Facing the simple child in front of him, the child who is bent on earning some living expenses by his own labor, although he is young, he carries no less things than adults?

According to the principle of equal pay for equal labor, his labor and adult labor are the same result, why should he deduct 1/3 of his "travel expenses"?

The little money withheld from him may not be enough to eat a meal for himself, but that little money may send unexpected warmth and surprises to a family.

When you feel that life is not satisfactory, you may wish to read Dabing's "I Don't" (I)

The author of this book met this simple child when he was climbing the mountain in Tibet, because when he could not climb, he threw away the backpack, the child picked it up, gave him a free porter, not that the author wanted to be free, it was this child who felt a bag with feet, did not want money, ran away, he could not catch up.

Ten years later, they met again, and the author offered Baima a high salary that Baima did not agree to, in return for his ten years of journey.

After reading this story, if you go hiking in Tibet again and over the snowy mountains, if you need a porter, you must stop bargaining, okay?

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