Are there migrant workers in America and Japan? Woodworking and bricklaying are like squatting at the intersection of China.

* _ * Yes, the salary for doing these jobs there is very high, the lowest is 15 US dollars an hour. When converted into RMB, it is 80 yuan, which is not as cheap as our country. If you can brush toilets or something, your salary will be higher, but they don't distinguish between migrant workers and temporary workers and have no household registration. They will accept which state you pay taxes in and be protected by their laws. Without a unified national law, every continent is different.