Labor is the most common activity in people's daily lives. But why do people work? What effect does labor have? What is the result of labor? Why are some people able to perform certain tasks while others are not? Why are they all labor, but the contributions and rewards of labor are so different? What kind of labor is just labor? What kind of labor is unjust labor? Why does human society need to maintain righteous labor? How do we achieve labor justice? All these issues require us to consciously and rationally understand them. The author attempts to make a preliminary analysis of this in this book, hoping to discuss it with everyone.
The understanding of labor is very important to people's social life. Just labor is a basic human right. The ability to work is the basis of free labor. Proportional and equal distribution has laid a just order for the development of human social civilization. Only by working wisely can we achieve well-being and prosperity.
