I joined the second factory just after it opened in 2009. I worked in the stamping department, then moved to the printing department. After working for one month, I was fired. The reasons were two small things: first, when I added ink to the printer, I almost added the wrong ink, but another coworker noticed and reminded me, and I corrected it. In the end, that guy went and told the plant manager, saying that I almost added the wrong ink and that my work wasn’t focused—maybe he was afraid I’d replace his position. The other thing was that during overtime at night, I checked the status of all the printing jobs—everything was fine. And it was almost time to get off work, so I sat by the computer and looked up some materials. Unfortunately, the plant manager caught me again. He scolded me for playing on the computer. A few days later, the plant manager found me and told me that I wasn’t suitable for this job—which meant I was fired. I asked why, and whether he could give me another chance. He said, “Last time you almost added the wrong ink, which shows your attention isn’t focused. Also, last time at night you were playing on the computer—I found out. After that, you didn’t get in touch with me or apologize, so your attitude isn’t right. There’s no chance. Go settle your wages.” I settled my wages—just over 800 yuan. That was exactly enough to buy a phone. Before I went into that factory, my ID card had been lost and I was still in the process of reapplying for it, so I couldn’t find work. After that, I followed my relatives and worked on a construction site for half a month (installing glass). When my ID card finally arrived, I went out to look for work again—this is a story for later! So, what I’m saying is: don’t trust any coworkers at work. It could very well be the one who shoots you in the back! Pretty tragic, right?🤡🤡🤡

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