Recently, I read in the newspaper that handicraft processors have no requirements and their wages are not low. I wonder if this is a trick of a clever liar.

Hehe, this is a lie. First, don't have any skills. It is true that handicrafts are processed at home. It is also true that the money is calculated by the piece. But when you do it, you have to pay first, and then when you send it, he will find fault with you. For example, if you don't hate the cleanliness behind the cross stitch, these shortcomings that are not shortcomings will be deducted from your money. After one buckle and two buckles, you will hate less. Basically, 20-30 days of hard work. If you break one, it will be terrible. Don't say it's good to make money without losing money. . . .