Group 1 - The narrative describes the journey of an individual who has worked in various factories and jobs over 22 years, highlighting the challenges and experiences faced in the labor market [1][2][3] - The initial experience in a resin factory is marked by safety concerns, with a colleague suffering a severe injury, leading to a shift to a more perceived safe job in a sanitary napkin factory [4][5][8] - The working conditions in the sanitary napkin factory are depicted as harsh, with frequent injuries and a lack of safety measures, yet the individual remains committed to the job due to the ability to afford food and access to books [11][14][18] Group 2 - The individual reflects on the social dynamics within the factory, feeling isolated due to a love for reading and writing, which sets them apart from peers [22][24][30] - A significant incident involving a physical altercation with a colleague reveals the complexities of workplace relationships and the influence of hierarchy and favoritism within the factory [34][39][46] - The narrative transitions to the individual's experiences in the food service industry, working in a family-run dumpling restaurant, which presents its own set of challenges and learning experiences [50][54][56] Group 3 - The individual eventually returns to the factory after various jobs, including delivering food, and begins documenting their experiences, leading to a deeper understanding of their colleagues and the work environment [89][90][92] - The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the delivery industry is noted, with a newfound respect for delivery workers emerging during this time [85][88] - The conclusion emphasizes the cyclical nature of work experiences, with the individual finding a balance between factory work and delivery jobs, suggesting that both roles provide different forms of fulfillment and challenges [102][103]