Is it easy for general workers in Yiwu to find jobs? There is no skill or knowledge. Eating control.

Don't come to Yiwu, it's important to make money, but this age is not suitable for you to come out.

If I were your parents, I would rather you stayed at home. Even eating and drinking at home.

Working in Yiwu is not a simple matter. Here you will feel regional discrimination, and the quality of the workers who volunteer to work is not very good (mainly related to their mentality). Once you come to work in Yiwu, if you don't have enough self-control and subjective judgment, your life will be ruined.

I'm not alarmist, it's a fact.

If you really want to work in Yiwu, you can. But don't go to the factory as a worker, it's hard to muddle along and it's not good for your personal character development. If you want to work, ask your fellow villagers if they want to do business voluntarily. You can just help them, or go to work in a company (not a factory). However, if you go to work in a company, you generally need to have the ability (or diploma). Jobs that don't need a diploma are all manual work, which is not suitable for you.

Really, landlord, if possible, you'd better find a job in your hometown and come to Yiwu for development when you are 25 or 6 years old and your personality is basically determined. That will be good for you. At that time, you will be calm and have enough judgment. At that time, when you came to Yiwu, you had a bright future at best. But at the age of 20, you will definitely not come to Yiwu. It's natural for you to be led astray when you come to Yiwu at this time.

Advice that is most needed is least valued. Let me get this straight. I treat the landlord as a child. Don't take it personally.

It is not a day or two to make money. Don't waste your future because of young impulse.

You'd better go back to school if you can. Yiwu is a bad place for foreigners.

I am from Yiwu, not a foreigner. Although I have a bad reputation for obligation, it is true.

If the landlord still insists on coming, it is not difficult to find a job voluntarily on your terms. Many factories will want you to eat and control, work more than 10 hours a day, have breaks and have no technical requirements. However, at the end of the year, there are many things to deduct wages and ID cards when entering the factory. More likely, you want to find a better job, but you can't find it, and you don't have much cash on you, so you have to find a job casually. There are too many such things.

I hope my opinion can help the landlord.

But I can't influence your decision.