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Preface
On June 24, a sudden fire broke out at a battery factory in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, mercilessly devouring 23 lives, including our compatriots. This is not only a disaster, but also a mirror, reflecting the bitterness and helplessness of those Chinese who have gone to other places to work hard for their lives. They are unknown in the bottom labor market in South Korea, but they also bear unknown hardships and challenges.
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"South Korea has high wages, but the cost of living is also high, overtime is the norm, insurance is different from locals, and sometimes I feel like a second-class citizen." This is the voice of many Chinese workers in South Korea. Many of them set foot on the land through intermediaries, with a yearning for a better life, but also face language barriers, cultural differences, and inequalities in social security.
In this land, they are engaged in the most basic labor, from construction sites to restaurant kitchens, from duty-free shop sales to factory assembly lines, their sweat watering the prosperity of this land, but few people know about their existence. They work long hours and are labor-intensive, but the rewards they get are not proportional to the efforts they make.
"Sometimes, working overtime until late at night, looking at the brilliant lights outside the window, I feel homesick and miss my relatives in China." This is a true portrayal of many Chinese workers in South Korea. Their hard work in exchange for not only a meager income, but also a longing for home and confusion about the future.
However, this is not a reason for them to choose to give up. Many of them still stick to their respective posts, using their own hands to work hard for life and dreams. Their stories may not go down in history, but their spirit deserves to be respected and learned by each of us.
However, the reality is always cruel. With South Korea's economy slowing down and the cost of living rising, the appeal of working in South Korea is waning. Many Chinese workers, who had been hopeful, are beginning to re-examine their choices. They began to wonder whether they should stay on the land or return to their homeland in search of new opportunities.
It's a tough choice and a reality test. Many of them face visa problems, inequality in social security and high intermediary fees. These practical problems, like mountains, weigh on their shoulders and make them breathless.
However, this does not mean that they have no way out. In this era of information explosion, they can learn more information and find more opportunities through the Internet. They can learn to improve their skills and increase their competitiveness. Through unity, they can win more rights and improve their lives.
They may feel lonely and helpless in this foreign land, but they are not alone. They have the support of the motherland, the concern of their compatriots, and their own dreams and beliefs. As long as they don't give up, as long as they continue to work hard, one day, they will find their own piece of sky.
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