"AsurveywasconductedinShanghaiwhereintervieweeswereaskediftheywantedtobeafactoryworker．Onepercentofallpeopleinterviewedsaid“YES"WangHongjunatechniciansaidraisinghisvoicefordramaticeffect．"ButIcantellyouonlyasmallpartofthat1percentaretellingthetruth．"

　　I'vemetcolorfulpeoplelikeWangalloverChina．Theyarecynical（玩世不恭的）yetwarmheartedplainspokenbutsmart．Andmanyofthemareconfined（局限于）toworkinfactories．

　　WangisatoptechnicianbutalsorepresentsmanualfactoryworkerswhoareChina'smostimportantnaturalresource．TheirenergyispoweringChina'seconomicboomandtheirmuscleisturningthewheeloftheworld'sfactory．

　　Butdoestheirunskilledlaborgivetheirlifemeaning?Atschooldidtheytelltheirfriends:"WhenIgrowupIwanttoworkinafactorymakingsocks?"Didyou?

　　Factoryworkhasalwaysbeenastepping-stonefromfarmlifetothecityandamodernlife．It'sbeenhappeningforcenturiesbuttodaywithourspace-agetechnologyit'soutdated．Earning1200yuan（$169）permonthworkinginafactoryisbetterthanthatonafarmbutasWangpointsoutit'snotadreamcareer．Thereshouldbebetterwaystoearnyourrice．

　　Manymodernfactoriesnolongerhaveproductionlineworkers．Robotsdotheassembly（装配）．Peoplejustdothemonitoring．InthisageoftechnologyinwhichChinaisnowworkingsmarterandnotjustharderwhyarepeoplestillstandinginproductionlines?

　　ButlifeischeapinChina．Sowhynotcontinuetoexploitthelow-costlaborsituationandkeeptheeconomygrowingfastsomeentrepreneursmayask．

　　Buthavethesebusinessmeneverlaboredinafactory?

　　1.Howmanypeoplesurveyedreallyliketobefactoryworkers?

　　A．Onepercent

　　B．Onlyasmallpart

　　C．Onlyasmallpartofthatonepercent

　　D．Thewriterdidn’tmentionit．

　　2.WhichisNOTthewriter'sopinionoffactoryworkers?

　　A．cynical B．unimportant

　　C．warmhearted D．plainspoken

　　3.WangHongjunisapersonwhois ．

　　A．difficulttogetalongwith