Many of the professions that were once there are now gone, and some are particularly popular. Take stock of the disappearing occupations today.
In the 1980s, there were many freight forwarders in the countryside, some of whom used bicycles, and some of whom simply carried flat burdens. Needle and thread, department stores, and pickles can be bought.
When I was a child, my grandmother's sewing needles, as well as the tempeh and soy sauce eaten at home, were all bought through the freighter.
At that time, the most common in the countryside was the pot repair master, and the elders heard the master shouting to repair the pot and repair the pot. Whoever's pot is rotten and takes it to make up for it.
At that time, there were also stalls in town to repair pens, watches, shoes and umbrellas. When it came time to catch the market, many people went to them for repairs.
In the countryside, there is also an industry cattle and sheep broker, which specializes in introducing sellers to farmers.
At that time, there were also people who specially ordered the palm of cattle, which was also an industry. When I was a child, I saw cows and horses and other top palms. Carpenters were still popular in the countryside at that time, and carpenters disappeared in recent years.
One of the most popular industries in the 80s was the salesman, which is not something that ordinary people can do. You need to have academic qualifications, but also have relationships to be able to do it. When the salesman wants to be able to use the abacus.
Being able to enter the supply and marketing cooperative, the department store is very decent, and it is also a golden rice bowl. Get paid and commute to work on time.
These are the department stores of the 80s, the salesmen and the customers.
There were also bus conductors in the city at that time, and the conductors were also golden rice bowls at that time. Young girls, in particular, want to be bus conductors.
Carrying a bag, with change and a ticket, was the most common scenario on the bus at that time. For how much money is given for a few stops, the conductor will tear up an equal denomination ticket to the customer.
In previous years, there were also many shoe shiners on the side of the road in the city, and they were called shoe shiners at that time. Sit down when the shoes are dirty, and the shoe shiner will shine your shoes very carefully and carefully, and polish the shoes with oil!
Now these industries have almost disappeared, and now I think about it. Lament that time is too fast, social development is too fast.
Whenever I think of these people and things, I always think of the past. A profession is an era, and it is also a thing of the past!
What other industries have disappeared in your memory? Have they ever touched your heartstrings?