The May Day holiday is approaching, and office workers can't wait, just waiting for the moment when they get off work, and their hearts are already ready to move.
A video interviewing migrant workers about the "May Day" holiday shows how many migrant workers' friends are sad.
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Every morning, when the neon lights of the city have not been extinguished, the migrant workers have ushered in the morning light and started their day's work. Their figures shuttle through the busy construction site, building the city's high-rise buildings with sweat and hard work.
However, in this festival that belongs to laborers, they have become exceptionally busy and hard people.
Others can take advantage of the holidays to rest, go out and spend time with their families, but they can't enjoy this kind of treatment.
In order to save money, they drink boiled water and eat only one meal a day, and they dare not sit on the subway for fear that their clothes will stain their seats.
is such an honest and simple group of people, but they are often abused and disliked by others (incidents of bus and subway abuse of migrant workers emerge one after another).
But for migrant workers, the May Day holiday is no different from usual. Because for them, there is no fixed holiday, work a day to get a day's money, May Day is a festival for mental workers, and it has something to do with "them", and migrant workers do not have the May Day holiday.
This sentence "has nothing to do with us. "It's not just the truth, but it's also sad and helpless!
May Day should be a proud day for workers, but for migrant workers, it has become a sad day. They have paid so much for the development of the city, but they often do not get the respect and reward they deserve.
Therefore, some people say that Labor Day has become the most ironic holiday, with front-line workers working and mental workers carnivaling.
Ironically, when we are enjoying the joy of the festival, we rarely think of the migrant workers who are silently dedicated.
Their efforts seem to have become the background board of our beautiful life, ignored and forgotten.
Therefore, interviewing migrant workers about their views on the May Day holiday is tantamount to asking a blind man what the weather is like today. Because in his world, it is never possible to see whether the weather is good or bad today.
"It has nothing to do with us", a seemingly simple sentence, but it is worth thinking about!
Although migrant workers do not have flowery rhetoric and prominent status, their dedication and contribution deserve the respect and gratitude of each and every one of us.
I hope that ZF and society can give them more attention and support, so that they can also feel a trace of warmth and care in this festival that belongs to workers.
I really hope that one day migrant workers can proudly say: "May Day" is a festival for all our workers!
What do you think about this?
Disclaimer: The article is original, and the pictures in the article are all from the Internet, invaded and deleted.
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