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"The world is still uncertain, and you and I are both cows and horses."

"Thirty years ago, we recruited migrant workers cheaply. Thirty years later, we now recruit some college students cheaply. Now we can't find migrant workers with a monthly salary of 3,000, but we can find a group of college students with a monthly salary of 3,000. What's even more worrying is Yes, these cheap college students were supported by the cheap income obtained by the cheap migrant workers in the past. The college students who were finally trained by migrant workers found out in the end that they were not as good as these cheap migrant workers. What an irony."

"Education is not only a stepping stone, but also a platform that I can't get off. It's also a long gown that Kong Yiji can't take off."

"As I grow up, I have become more and more sympathetic to the characters in Chinese textbooks. If I had not gone to college, I could have been a cashier, a waiter, a milk tea shop, and a restaurant washing dishes. I even went to work as a cleaner, but I went to school. I can't let others say that after you go to school and graduate, you won't be like me, and I can't let my parents work day and night every day. The money they earn to support me is not as good as theirs. Now I'm doing hard work. I'm so busy in the office that my monthly salary is off

2000 and the cafeteria aunt cooks two meals a day and earns a monthly salary of 4000. But when I think about it, I am not willing to accept it after I have studied. It is not that I feel that I look down on this profession, but that all these years of hard work have been in vain.

Now I look very much like Kong Yiji, “Education is not only a stepping stone, but also a high platform that I can’t get off, and it’s also a long gown that Kong Yiji can’t take off.

If I had never seen the moon, then the sixpence under my feet would be my lifelong yearning. "

“I used to raise large livestock in the countryside for a while.

Oxen have great strength and endurance, and can do heavy work, but they are actually not very efficient because they work slowly. It is possible to pull heavy goods, but the speed is very slow. There is an idiom Lao Niu Po ​​Che which describes someone who does things slowly.

Horses can run and pull, but their stamina is very poor. The more intense the exercise, the longer it takes and the longer it takes, the more you need to stop. Moreover, horse legs are very delicate and cannot walk very badly. If there is a fracture or a broken hoof, the horse will be completely disabled and will die.

Donkeys are good things, with moderate speed and endurance, but they have a particularly stubborn temper. Once they lose their temper, they either remain stubborn for most of the day or roll around on the ground. It's no joke that such a big animal goes crazy. It is said that it can also bite people, so the old farmers don't let novices like me deal with it casually.

Although pigs are full of treasures, they have to be slaughtered to eat the meat and skin them, so they cannot do any work.

If you include dogs, they are not perfect as livestock. It can't do farm work. Although the meat is delicious, it is only so big. There are also many dog ​​owners in rural areas, and their main job is to look after the house, especially at night. Even a dog that nods and hunches in front of you during the day will immediately jump up and bark as soon as you arrive at the door at night, and one bark will echo the bark of hundreds of dogs, and the whole village will sing a chorus, which is very scary.

As for mules and sheep, I have never had any experience with them so I can’t comment on them, but I can comment on them based on hearsay.

Mules are perfect. They have good tempers, are fast and efficient, but unfortunately they cannot have children.

Contrary to what many people think, raising livestock is actually very picky about conditions. To be healthy, you need to nourish yourself preciously. The requirements for conditions are high. If the food and housing conditions are poor, you will not gain weight and will easily get sick.

If you want your livestock to grow well, you must eat less. You also have to eat feed.

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