Chun' an immigrants return home

Fujian man gave up his monthly salary of 30 thousand and went back to his hometown to accompany his father as a fisherman. The life of fishermen is full of bitterness and beauty. After returning to his hometown, the man has been slowly gaining the attention of millions of netizens with his own efforts and hard work. Everyone saw a different side of fishermen through the lens of men. I believe that this day of real integration with nature will eventually yield more fun.

In order to get better income, some fishermen often stay at sea for several months. Before going to sea, you need to make some preparations and arrange your family's life before you can go with peace of mind. At sea, you experience wind, sun and strong ultraviolet rays. Because the environment is very special, we must prepare more suitable articles and resources, and prepare fresh water resources in advance. If you get seasick easily, this job is definitely not for you. Although fishermen can often be seen fishing in some literary works, which makes some netizens full of yearning, this job is not affordable for anyone.

After the fishermen cast their nets into the sea, they will put them away in a few hours. If you come back with a full load, I believe you will find this trip very worthwhile. But in the off-season, fishermen's normal income and economic sources will be affected to some extent, and there is no fixed time for living and working. Even if you encounter a storm, you should go forward bravely. Fishermen look at the problem from different angles. Their hard work can make delicious buyers on land taste fresh food.

If you live by the sea, you will find endless seafood every day. Moreover, many children have mastered the skills and methods of fishing since childhood, and truly realized relying on the mountains to eat the sea. Every kind of seafood can be made into different flavors. Even simple cooking, you can feel the aroma of food, which is the charm of Chinese food. Most fishermen have rough skin and have traces of years on their faces.