Listen To The Story Behind The Textile Workers And Salute The Grass Roots Workers.

Before dawn, I went out to work and stood for more than ten hours. My ears were constantly interrupted by noise. There is no difference between working days and holidays. You can not imagine that these are the needs of the first-line textile workers.

In summer, the temperature of workshop is several degrees higher than that of outdoor. It is stuffy and airtight. Workers are like saunas bathing. In winter, we were still dreaming, but they had gone out to work, almost all their hands were chilblain. The workers who work in shifts are divided by day and night, because their work is disrupted. The shift workers in the two season of summer and winter have to overcome their sense of weariness and "suffer" in the uncomfortable production environment. But they kept their posts regardless of the heat and the cold.

To the textile city logistics building, workers in the warehouse busy, is the smell of recovery. Master Chen did zero shear work. He arrived at the warehouse at seven in the morning and began to count the cloth. After finishing inventory, he received a fax order before he sat down to rest. "We are domestic curtain fabrics, and began to resume work in March 6th. Now there are more than thirty or forty pieces of cloth per day. There are nearly 100 shipments in the peak season, and there is no time for rest every day." Master Chen told reporters. "You see, if the guest wants six meters, I have to give them a loose cloth. This is zero clipper." He saw the reporter with his list, and then plunged into the cloth pile. Chen began to look for the cloth on the list, the volume of the rice was good, the number of rice was cut and the bags were packed.

It is understood that at present, the workers in textile mills are aging. Young people often leave for a few months because they can not accept the hardships of their work environment and work. In the textile enterprises in Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, few local people are willing to go to work in factories.

Liu Jie came from Hunan, and was unable to get home train tickets and stayed in Keqiao because of the epidemic. After the opening of the Textile City, she and her husband resumed work. Their fabrics are only exported to Korea. Although the list is not as large as it used to be, it is slowly getting warmer.

"I have been in the textile industry for nearly ten years since I went to Keqiao. I started working as a truck driver in the factory, but later I didn't do it because I couldn't eat any more. Now, together with my husband, he is responsible for rolling up the goods. I check the defects of the cloth. Liu Jie told reporters on the other side of the pack.

In the process of talking with Liu Jie, the reporter learned that her work was hard work. The driver needs three shifts. When Liu Jiegang starts working on the night shift, he can't get up or sleep at all. He opens his eyes to work. After the night shift, even if she slept enough all day, she still could not fully recover her strength. Liu Jie said that at that time, she was still young and able to stay. Some of her female colleagues had to stay in the evening shift without having to rest, and they had to take care of their children.

"We deal with machines every day, and minor injuries are unavoidable. In summer, the workshop is like a steamer. Fortunately, the factory will provide us with mung bean soup, and we will also distribute other labor protection products such as heatstroke prevention and cooling. Liu Jie said, "to do this work, we must enhance our awareness of heat prevention and pay attention to self protection. We must adjust our body and not drag our bodies for work. If you feel uncomfortable, check it in time, especially not to save money. " This is Liu Jie's little advice as a stranger.

Textile workers are the grass-roots employees of textile enterprises. They are indispensable members of textile enterprises and create practical value for enterprises and society. Hard work, but they are full of self-confidence, is one of the greatest labor groups, worthy of our respect.

(Wen / Dong Shuying, photo / Xie Cong, co ordination / Sun Yifang)