Ningde was occupied by the epidemic.

All walks of life will be affected by the epidemic, but some industries do more harm than good, and some industries do more good than harm. The main effects are as follows:

The financial industry and the game industry played a greater role under the influence of the epidemic. Finance belongs to the industry of virtual economy. No matter how the epidemic develops, finance will move forward, so now many students choose the financial industry when choosing their majors. First, the salary is relatively high; Second, affected by the epidemic, the unemployment rate in the financial industry is not very high; Second, the operating profit of the game industry has greatly increased during the epidemic. At the beginning of the epidemic, the glory of the king's profits increased by several hundred million in just a few months. From this perspective, the impact of the epidemic on the industry is favorable. But the disadvantages of many physical industries far outweigh the advantages.

The catering and entertainment industries were hit hardest by the epidemic. Some restaurants and restaurants can't eat in class because of the epidemic, and even need to close their stores when the epidemic is serious. The boss not only has no financial resources, but also bears high rents, resulting in a large number of restaurants closing down or renting out. Secondly, the entertainment industry, such as cinemas and KTV bars, was affected by the epidemic. These places are closed first, and some areas have not yet opened cinemas. The closing of the cinema will also affect the shooting cycle of many film crews. Even after the filming is completed, there is no way to shoot, so the closure of the cinema will also bring trouble to other film and television industries.

Other physical industries will also be affected to some extent, such as the express delivery industry, where cars face different degrees of unemployment. Many internet giants have laid off employees. For example, JD.COM Group laid off more than 20% of its employees, and other Internet giants such as Alibaba and Tencent all laid off employees to varying degrees. Therefore, in order to better cope with the epidemic and its impact, the most important thing is to control the epidemic and reduce the risks to all walks of life.