1. The big brother of the security guard in uniform: the salary is only 3,000 yuan per month, and their average age is over 50 years old. Many of the security guards are even over 60 years old. At such an age, we expect them to "keep safe", are we really relieved?
2. Sanitation workers with brooms: The monthly salary of 3,000 yuan makes them known as the beauticians of the city. We all see their hard work. However, why have their wages not risen for many years, and what are the reasons behind them?
3. Fledgling college students: They get a salary of 3,000 yuan a month, but they have to do odd jobs. They have a wealth of knowledge and ambitions, and isn't this really a waste of resources?
4. Ladies at the front desk: They are expected to have a model-like figure, an actor-like appearance, and a super reception capacity. But why do they have all of these qualities and just sit in the front desk?
5. Hard-working farmer uncles: They work at sunrise and rest at sunset, providing the city with an abundance of agricultural products. However, their income has been at a low level, is this directly proportional to the labor they put in?
6. Selfless health care workers: They stand up at critical times to protect people's lives. However, their salaries are often unsatisfactory, and should we be concerned?
7. Courier brothers who come and go in the wind and rain: They shuttle through the streets and alleys, bringing people a convenient life. However, their wages are not high, does this match their hard work?
8. Taxi drivers who get up early and work late at night: They get up early and work late to make a living. However, the pressures and risks they face are often overlooked, and should this be a cause for concern?
9. Unknown librarians: They guard the treasure trove of knowledge and provide a place for people to learn. However, their salaries are not high, does that match their hard work?
10. Hard-working migrant workers: They have left their hometowns to contribute to the construction of the city. However, their salaries are often unsatisfactory, and should we be concerned?
11. Busy Salespeople: They serve customers in shopping malls but are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
12. Diligent Chefs: They serve delicious food to people but are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
13. Hard-working nannies: They take care of the family, but they are often neglected. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
14. Unknown Cleaners: They provide a clean environment for the city, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
15. Hard-working electricians: They provide people with a steady stream of electricity, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
16. Unsung welders: They provide people with solid buildings, yet they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
17. Hard-working carpenters: They provide comfortable furniture for people, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
18. Unknown Painters: They provide people with beautiful homes but are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
19. Hard-working bricklayers: They provide people with sturdy roofs, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
20. Obscure bricklayers: They provide a safe place for people to live, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
21. Hard-working plumbers: They provide smooth plumbing for people, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
22. Anonymous Maintenance Workers: They provide timely repair services to people, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
23. The hard-working gardener: They provide people with beautiful gardens, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
24. Unknown Maintenance Workers: They provide timely repair services to people but are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
25. Hard-working chefs: They serve delicious food to people but are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
26. Unknown Cleaners: They provide a clean environment for the city, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
27. Hard-working electricians: They provide people with a steady stream of electricity, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
28. Unknown welders: They provide people with sturdy buildings, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
29. Hard-working carpenters: They provide comfortable furniture for people, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
30. Unknown Painters: They provide people with beautiful homes, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
31. Hard-working bricklayers: They provide people with sturdy roofs, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
32. Obscure bricklayers: They provide a safe environment for people to live in, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?
33. Hard-working plumbers: They provide smooth plumbing to people, but they are often overlooked. Is their salary package proportional to the amount of work they put in?