A Humorous Poem Exposes the Reality of Mobile Worker Life!

Surface splendor, inner turmoil;
Youthful appearance, a weary heart;
Difficult achievements, constant frustration;
Harder than a donkey, busier than an ant;
Occasional confusion, treated like a gun;
Self-examination, stronger than a peasant;
Oh! Mobile workers
Sneaking into the mobile world is purely by chance;
A lost soul can't turn back, it's already too late;
We are now so miserable;
Wearing work clothes, experiencing foreign oppression;
Even trivial matters require meetings;
Enduring hardship in a miserable shift;
Earning a little money still requires paying taxes;
Visiting relatives and friends involves extra expenses;
Abandoning family and friends is disrespectful to elders;
Knowing this firsthand!
Looking at mobile as paradise, seeing mobile as a bank;
Entering mobile is like a prison, better to be a shepherd;
Everyone says mobile is good, fools rush into mobile;
Mobile earns money, mobile spends money, there's no money to take home;
Year after year, overtime and suffering;
Labor laws are all ignored;
Injuries all over the body;
Even insignificant matters lead to endless meetings;
During holidays, unable to return home;
Immediately respond to every call from the leader;
Year after year, overtime and suffering;
Labor laws are all ignored;
Injuries all over the body;
Even insignificant matters lead to endless meetings;
Unable to return home during holidays;
Immediately respond to every call from the leader;
Year after year, overtime and suffering;
Labor laws are all ignored;
Injuries all over the body;
Even insignificant matters lead to endless meetings;

Unable to return home during holidays; Immediately respond to every call from the leader; Year after year, overtime and suffering; Labor laws are all ignored;