The Eighteen-year-old Assembly Line was filmed on 20 16 and played on the platform of Mile Mile, which recorded the life of some young people in remote mountainous areas who went to work in factories. The director followed the film for three years and went to many areas in the Pearl River Delta and visited many factories. Finally, in just 30 minutes, he unveiled the little-known side of young workers on the assembly line.

Most people who make documentaries are born after 90, and their family conditions are very general. Many of them come from remote mountainous areas, such as junior high school graduates, who don't like studying and come out to work early, and want to earn more money.

Eighteen-year-old assembly line

In the documentary, when many people were asked why they dropped out of school, many people replied: reading is not fun. But in fact, these 18-year-old children feel that they are pursuing fun, but they don't know what they are giving up.

The temporary happiness brought by not reading restricts their thinking, leading to contact with people who have experienced the same experience as themselves, but they have not seen people who have changed their destiny through reading. These factory brothers and sisters, with meager wages, live in a dirty and messy alley group, and their daily activities are confined to this small room. Even washing clothes should be hung overhead to dry. A few clothes are all you have.

The netizen who saw this scene also said: Maybe even the thief seems to feel pity! But this scene also shows that since you can't eat the bitterness of learning, you have to eat the bitterness of life.

In sharp contrast, 18 college students, after more than ten years of hard work, have lived in the comfortable dormitory provided by the school. The higher the school level, the better the living facilities.

In addition to accommodation, there is hardly any oil and water in the canteen of the factory, while watching the canteen of the university is simply a full banquet. When they were working hard, they didn't expect college students to talk loudly in the bright classroom.