In this bustling world, we are all ordinary people running around for life. Sometimes we have to compromise on three meals, rent and family expenses, even on holidays when we should be with family and friends. New Year's Day, a festival full of joy and hope, for many people, is a time of rest, reunion, and celebration. However, for some, it's just an ordinary workday.
I'm one of them. On New Year's Day, I was still busy in the office, with no overtime pay, no extra allowances, only the persistence of life and a vision for the future. It's not because I love my job, it's because life forces me to keep my head down.
I believe that there are many people in this world who have had the same experience as me. For the sake of the smile of our family and the stability of our lives, we gave up our rest time and gave up gatherings with friends. We silently bear the pressure and stick to our posts, just for that meager salary.
However, no matter how difficult life is, we cannot lose hope. Every sunrise and sunset is a gift from life. Every hard work is for a better tomorrow. Let us not forget our original intention in our busy life and maintain our yearning and pursuit of a better life.
On New Year's Day, I spent it in the office. There was no overtime pay, but I was still willing. Because I know that only in this way can I give my family a stable life. Those days and nights that accompany me, and the hard work and sweat that I have paid for life, will become the driving force for me to move forward.
So, as you enjoy the reunion with your family amid the laughter and laughter of New Year's Day, remember those who are still struggling for life. Let's cheer them on and wish them the best of luck in realizing their dreams.