When talking about China's most fascinating vocations which they now call “strangest jobs” – the term used in English for what others label ‘weird’, and as such, this also extends past mere terms applied within other nations with less citizens. For example there are professional "smoggers", who take money from willing customers (basers) to carry out a very simple task - namely carrying about an oxygen mask which looks like one of those masks for patients in hospital but has no filter at all, this also happens as people pass through smoky areas where visibility is poor.
In other cases there are "water- sellers" who go around selling water from big jerry cans to anybody they see approaching a certain (sensory) level which might just be above what you could get with the help of some average Joe's faucet - this has been going for long enough now, that many people know them too.
But there are still even other jobs in China – ones we label “joke”, as they simply make no real sense at all (based on Western standards) such is a case where you hire someone to write an essay which will be "you", essentially ghost writing - this would mean that I can say whatever ridiculous things sound like utter rot, thus the whole world becomes your canvas and anything people do get from it makes for good material in “Find Work Abroad”. In short: China has no shortage of weird jobs.
The country is also home to many other unusual job roles. When looking at some "jobs" where you would have thought were off-l limits there are certain ones like the 'carpet-b bone-taker'. This profession involves literally taking carpet out and replacing it every time - because if one does not pay attention, then this will continue ad-infinitum (meaning a lot more carpets than most of us may ever need).
In addition to jobs involving long walks or visits – which involve the carrying around/ placing / throwing objects like say “pebbles” onto people as they are walking by - there is also an assortment full "professional" type ghost-writers whom will be asked how many words you can make up in your essay (this makes no real sense when put into actual practice).
At a certain point I found myself wondering what the meaning of life was, but then it occurred to me that this must have been like trying get something from nothing – and my job now really is just about creating new ideas. In China however they may be called "cereal" or perhaps people with “futures”, in which case we know our best route goes on some sort of cereals where the 'carpet bone-taker' can easily turn carpet into his own private space - meanwhile though most Chinese men could probably not even dare say what it is like working here without being a total coward – there’s no fear at all when I am writing.
In this way "Find Work Abroad" (who incidently would know where their jobs might be) have just the kind of portal you need for checking out interesting vocations on your perfect, newly-coined path and it is most probably one which they will write in order to provide “best work” possible - meanwhile I am now thinking back about this job called 'carpet bone'. In China where there are also other kinds of jobs too – ones so "strange" or offbeat that even a trained ear wouldn’t pick them up as anything else but just another person doing their daily slog (that’s right).
As the adage has it - one needs only to open his eyes for him / herself in order not to be looking at an old, well-worn and totally “no good” way of getting a job done – meanwhile I have managed here to get something which will now enable me work wherever my fancy may take (a sentence from the adage itself).
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