Look at the hands or faces of farmers. They do not need to be honored, do not need to be in the spotlight. But they are the ones who carry the crop on their shoulders, bringing food and warm clothes to many people. Every grain of rice, every bunch of vegetables, every fishing net... is not only a product of heaven and earth but also the crystallization of sweat, effort, and a quiet love for the profession. For them, living well with their own labor is the most proud thing.
Not only manual laborers are valuable. Those who work with reason - teachers, doctors, engineers - are also contributing every day. They do not work in dust or rain, but they work with gray matter, responsibility and wholeheartedly. And don't forget the artists - the art workers. They bring emotions, beauty and depth to life. Every time they step onto the stage, people only see the halo. But behind that are thousands of hours of quiet training, failures and injuries. It is that silent effort that creates true glory - the glory of passion, of hard work.
Whether it is a plot of land, a sleeper, or a handful of handwritten documents, all honest workers are worthy of respect. Because each worker is an indispensable part of the social cycle. Work helps us live better, more confidently, and more meaningfully.
In an era where people are easily drawn by immediate success and noisy fame, honest labor becomes a quiet but profound beauty. Glory does not lie in where one stands, but in the way one walks - steadfastly, sincerely, and never give up.
