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据报载,最近某市一所中学对初中二年级的350名学生进行了一次问卷调查。问卷的题目很简单:你长大以后干什么?学生们的回答五花八门:当科学家,当播音员,当记者,当将军……然而,令人吃惊的是,竟没有一个回答长大以后当工人。 多少年来,“工人老大哥”、“国家主人翁”,这些令人向往、令人骄傲的字眼,几乎成了工人阶级的特定称谓。而今,“工人”这一神圣而崇高的职业却遭冷落,不被人青睐。这是值得人们深思的。应当看到,近些年来,少数工厂由于亏损
It is reported that a secondary school in a city recently conducted a questionnaire survey on 350 students in the second grade of middle school. Questionnaires are simple: What did you do after you grew up? There are a variety of responses from students: scientists, broadcasters, journalists, generals ... However, surprisingly, none of them answered when they grew up as workers. Over the years, “workers big brother”, “national ownership”, these long-awaited, proud words, has almost become a special title of the working class. Today, the “worker”, a sacred and noble profession, has been neglected and unpopular. This is worth pondering. It should be noted that in recent years a handful of factories have suffered losses