Everyone is working hard and sweating in life and work, and every profession deserves respect. As sanitation workers, the beauty and cleanliness of the city are indispensable for their efforts, just to leave the city clean. The income from a dirty and tiring job is only enough for food and clothing. How much do you know about their sadness? Choice is greater than effort, please read on. #RATS； 1. There is always a group of people in the working environment, wearing orange cleaning clothes, holding brooms in their hands, and stepping on garbage trucks. No matter in spring, summer, autumn or winter, in severe cold or heat, in high temperatures or snowy days, they are always fighting for city cleanliness. There is always a group of people who get up before dawn, appear on the streets and alleys of the city on time, and silently sweep clean roads for us. But they are often not understood, disrespected, beaten, insulted, and disliked. When they are tired and thirsty from work, they just sit on the curb to rest and drink tap water from a cup. The roads will not get cleaner by themselves, and the garbage will not reduce by themselves. Behind every clean and spacious road, there is a group of people who have worked hard. #rats 2. Working hours Sanitation workers work long hours and it is still physical work. Many sanitation workers are in their 50s and 60s. They get up early and stay up late, sleep little, and work long hours. They almost have to work for more than ten hours. I start cleaning at five o'clock in the morning, work until noon, take a short break, and then start working in the afternoon and into the evening. Work at least eight hours a day, every day, every day. You may have noticed that even during the Chinese New Year, the streets are full of garbage after setting off firecrackers, and all the garbage is swept up in one night. This is exactly what these unknown old people have contributed. #rats 3. Work Salary Although the work of sanitation workers is very hard, their rewards and efforts are not equal. Most of their wages are only between 1,000 and 3,000, and some have to raise children and elderly people. As a result, many sanitation workers only eat white steamed buns to satisfy their hunger and dare not go to the hospital when they are sick or injured. In fact, what we need to do is not only to respect and understand them, but also not to litter, and to care for the environment and reduce their workload, which is the greatest help to them. #rats