Migrant workers born in the 1980s in Henan showed their hands and claimed that they were embarrassed to pick up food. How hard is the work of migrant workers?

The work of migrant workers requires them to withstand wind, sun, and rain. In summer, migrant workers sweat profusely while working under the scorching sun. In winter, migrant workers still have to brave the severe cold and work hard outdoors when it is freezing. Their working hours are long, their tasks are heavy, and every job has certain risks.

A migrant worker born in the 1980s in Henan posted his hands on the Internet. He said that because of the roughness of his hands, he was embarrassed to pick up vegetables during meals in public places. He was afraid that everyone would laugh at his current situation after seeing his hands.

Contrary to what the young man thought, netizens expressed their distress and encouragement after seeing this scene. It means that there is no shame in making money with your own hands. Although these hands are rough, they are clean and strong. Talking about the hard work of migrant workers, it can be seen from the following two aspects. 1. Mostly physical work

City construction cannot be separated from the hard work and efforts of many migrant workers. Their daily work requires a lot of physical strength. Whether they are a small worker on a construction site or a skilled technician, the work content is not easy.

Long-term physical labor has made their skin dark and rough, and it has also allowed them to develop strength and a good body.

No one is willing to do physical work nowadays, but migrant workers on construction sites do physical work all year round. Whoever does it understands the hard work. 2. Work outdoors all year round

Choosing to work on a construction site means that we need to run outdoors all year round. In the hot summer, when the temperature is over 35 degrees Celsius, there are still migrant workers doing heavy physical work on construction sites despite the scorching sun and high temperatures.

When water drips and turns to ice in winter, there are still people who brave the severe cold, hold cold building materials in their hands, and work hard on the front line of urban construction. Working outdoors all year round has made the skin of this group's hands rough and their skin dark and chapped.

For a young man born in the 1980s to endure the hardships of a construction site, his behavior itself is worthy of our admiration. People who are kind and loving at heart will not laugh at his hands. They will only feel sorry for his hard work and the responsibilities and pressure he bears on his shoulders.