But that's the reality.
Nowadays, the people at the factory are a mixed bag, and most aren't faring too well. Those that used to come out of the steel mill were all full of vigor, but over the years they have gradually lost their former spirit. Now, their bellies have become more and more robust—without food in their stomachs, can they avoid making a fuss?
Some, who can put aside their pride, ride tricycles in the streets, sell Griddle Cake and tea eggs, or peddle vegetables. Others repair bicycles or motorcycles. At least they can take care of their hunger.
However, there are many more who are unskilled laborers with rough hands and a low level of education. They have skills related to steelmaking but, when it comes to making money for food, they just don't have a way.
