"We can't afford it. So those things, to us, simply have no use at all."
"And those who can afford it are the rich people. These rich people, from the very beginning, hire us poor people to work for them. But when they bought those things, they found that using them is even more convenient and cheaper than hiring poor people, so they stop using us."
"As a result, not all poor people have land or an income source. These poor people can only think of other ways and eventually become beggars."
"In our village, there are many such poor people who used to work for those rich people. But later, they couldn't even find jobs."
"They can't provide for their families; the wives they married all left. Even those who really wanted to stay had no food and ended up starving to death, with no way to treat their sicknesses."
"Even... even..."
Hui Hui paused here, as if her mind conjured images she couldn't bear to describe, but in the end, she forced herself to say:
