In today's society, food delivery has become an indispensable part of people's daily lives. Behind all this are countless delivery riders who are silently running around the city. Many of them have their own stories and experiences, and today we're going to tell the story of a delivery driver.
Initially, Zhang Ming (not his real name) was very resistant to the job of food delivery. In his opinion, this profession belongs to the bottom of society in the public perception, which made him experience a long ideological struggle. "When I first started delivering food, it was really hard to accept. In my mind, this job seemed to mean that I had failed. ”
However, as time passed, Zhang Ming came to realize that the importance of providing for his family was far more important than the recognition of his professional status. "Later I found out that I couldn't manage that much. As long as I can earn money to support my family, I am willing to do it. ”
What Zhang Ming didn't expect was that as he deepened in this job, he gradually discovered the value and significance of it. "Actually, I think it's the coldest time and the hottest time when it's the most profitable. The more bad the weather, the higher the unit price. It doesn't matter if it's windy, rainy, or snowy, I'm willing to run, because that's when I make the most money. ”
More importantly, this job gave Zhang Ming an unprecedented confidence and self-confidence. "Now, this delivery job has become my confidence in doing things. I don't feel so much pressure to do this, but I feel very proud. ”
Zhang Ming's story is a microcosm of countless delivery riders. Many of them have gone through a similar psychological transformation, from initial resistance and uneasiness to later acceptance and pride. Behind this change is the responsibility of the family and the re-recognition of personal value.
Today, more and more people are joining the ranks of food delivery riders. With their sweat and hard work, they provide convenience to consumers.
Zhang Ming's story tells us that every job has its value and meaning. In this rapidly changing society, we should be more open and inclusive, giving respect and understanding to everyone who works hard. After all, it is these ordinary and great laborers who form the cornerstone of society and make our lives better.