为生计无奈走上擦鞋路郭师傅是上世纪90年代初从老家安徽固城来到南京的。“说实话,当初从江浦来市区,全部家当就是一个扁担。后面跟着儿子,怀里抱着闺女,跟‘超生游击队’没两样。”那时候郭师傅才20多岁,靠在工地打工赚点辛苦钱。每天工资只有六块七毛五。“那时候真的苦,但是没手艺也只能吃辛苦饭。”郭师傅觉得他不能再这样继续下去。此后,他一有空就上街,看人家是怎么赚钱的。 Reluctantly on the road to work for his livelihood. Master Guo came to Nanjing from his home in Fucheng, Anhui in the early 1990s. “To be honest, when Jiangpu came to the city, all his family was a pole bear. After his son, he was holding a niece in her arms. There was no difference between him and the ’ultry guerrillas.’” Master Guo was only 20 years old. The construction site earns some hard money. The daily wage is only six seventy-five cents. “It was really bitter at that time, but you could only eat hard food without the craft.” Master Guo felt that he could not continue this way. Since then, he has been on the street when he is free to see how people are making money.