Title: "Deciphering the Tile Splicing Technology of Japanese Bricklayers: It's Not Too Much to Earn 800 Pieces a Day"
In the utility industry, I have spent countless days and nights repairing water and electricity problems in residents' homes. However, nothing fascinates me more than the art of bricklayering. Now, what I want to share with you is how Japanese bricklayers assemble tiles, and the technology they have behind them, is enough to make people earn 800 yuan a day without feeling much.
Chapter 1: The Origins of Technology
The story begins when I first went to Japan a few years ago to learn bricklayering skills. At that time, I only knew a little about bricklayers, but by chance, I decided to go abroad and go to Japan to learn their bricklayer skills. It was only under the guidance of Japanese masters that I truly understood the mysteries of bricklayering.
Chapter 2: The Essence of Bricklayers
In Japan, tile stitching is seen as an art, not just a skill. They pay attention to the texture, color, size and other details of each tile, and treat each tile as a work of art. Their original splicing technology not only makes the wall smooth and beautiful, but also increases the visual effect of the overall space.
Chapter 3: Details Determine Success or Failure
The key to tile stitching is the details. In a tile workshop in Japan, I witnessed first-hand how meticulous they are in every detail. Whether it is the selection of ceramic tiles or the angle of splicing, they need to go through precise calculations and repeated debugging. Only in this way can we ensure that the wall surface after splicing is smooth and beautiful.
Chapter 4: Inheritance of Technology
In Japan, bricklayer techniques are taught by the master by mouth. It takes years of hard work for young apprentices to master the craft. During the apprenticeship, they not only need to learn how to assemble tiles, but also need to understand the production process of tiles, material properties and other related knowledge. It is only through continuous study and practice that one can become a qualified bricklayer.
Chapter 5: Earning money and technology coexist
In Japan, bricklayer is a very respected profession. Due to the high level of technology, coupled with strict requirements for details, bricklayers also earn relatively well. A skilled bricklayer can earn at least 800 yuan a day, sometimes more. However, this is not an easy task and requires a lot of time and effort to learn and practice.
Chapter 6: My Experience
The time I spent studying bricklayer technology in Japan was very valuable to me. Not only did I learn the technique of bricklayering, but more importantly, I learned how to approach work and life. Today, I am a veteran bricklayer who adds beautiful and delicate walls to people's homes every day.
epilogue
Bricklayer is a profession that requires skill and patience, but if you put in the effort, you can learn it. Japan's bricklayer technique may seem simple, but there are endless mysteries involved. I hope that through my sharing, more people can understand and value this ancient and magical skill.