Aunt, I don't want to work hard.

Aunt, I don't want to work hard. The next sentence is children. Stop dreaming. "Aunt, I don't want to work hard" has become a hot topic. Originally, it only refers to the helpless cry of a single man who has no house or car and is not qualified to fall in love and enter the marriage hall, but it has gradually evolved into the expectation and yearning of a spiritual guy who is crushed by life and just wants to find a companion to forget the years and improve his material life. The subtext behind it is that life is hard and I want to take shortcuts. So the phrase "Don't dream, son" appeared, indicating that all material resources need to be worked hard by yourself, and don't send your hopes to others.