A sewing machine is a means of production, and the male protagonist has worked hard to get it, and then his fate has been changed.
Look at the crowded buses in the movies, the crowded streets, the long lines for free sewing machines, the long lines at the clinic.
Our country, through the distribution of wealth, has indeed done a good job in infrastructure. But per capita living standards, that's it.
The new boss of the male protagonist, there are more successful people like China, but the male protagonist's creativity is taken in the play, and the skirts are even more expensive.
There are very few creative people among the poor. The rise of self-media in recent years has enabled some talented editors, such as a certain Meng, to possess "production materials" and make money.
Human reproduction is completely based on nature, and does not consider the issue of wealth acquisition at all.
The number of animals is limited by the living environment. Humans can't be the same as animals, right?
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