[GODREKR]

He came to Shenzhen twenty-three years ago, and he never left the pier. Although many tall buildings in Shenzhen were built with the bricks that he hauled, he has never seen what those b buildings look like. He has only seen the rows to high-rise buildings in Shenzhen on television. According to Lao Liu, he has walked 229,950 kilometers on the pier since 1998 hauling bricks.

At the Xixiang Pier in Bao'an district (Shenzhen city), they wore old clothes and army boots and they used their poles to carry bricks off the boats. Day after day, year after year. They sweat profusely in the high temperatures. They sweat more in one day than an ordinary person would sweat in an entire day. They use their poles to feed their families. The high-rise buildings in Shenzhen are the fruits of their labor.

[TwistedPrincess]

some people get the bricks and some just get stoned. whats with the blue underwear?

he needs to add a little pizzazz to his job and then he could do the job in a more interesting way and not make a penny more for it.

[kellyhound]

respect and skills in the vid

[The Last Nephilim]

And people whine because their job at some store or fast food chain is so "hard".

[Faline]

Interesting

[zadfrackglutz]

time to quit bitching about my job.

[souris]

what's the point here? That he shouldn't have done the labor?

[The Last Nephilim]

Originally Posted by souris101111 ↗

what's the point here? That he shouldn't have done the labor?

I think the original point was the fact that those guys are badasses. Then I think the point drifted towards spoiled people thinking their jobs are the hardest thing ever when these guys, as I said before, are badasses.

[conkman56]

Another day, another grain of rice.