Monday, September 08, 2008
this is shenzhen!
we travelled from guangzhou to shenzhen to check out the IT industry so we are able to bring back goods to SUI! shop to sell.
we are at the mouse factory at shenzhen, and the factory is called, shen jin zhe.
the name of the factory, shen jin zhe
a view from inside to outside.
the process of printing logo on the mouse, you can also customize what sort of logo you want!
i do not know how much it cost for doing so, but definitely, it cost a bomb.
tala! the outcome of the printing logo on the mouse shell.
this is the process to get colour coats for your mouse! this explains how your mouse gets so colourful!
*spray spray spray* and mind you, the process is smelly. cause of the paint smell.
a whole trail of mouses waiting to get dry.
tala! the finished product of coating the mouse.
as we proceed to lvl 2, we are told to keep quiet, we have to keep very very quiet.
when we are inside, we heard nothing but our own footsteps. and the clicking of cameras.
they have to be meticulous about this. what they are doing, is to assemble the internally part of the mouses.
hardworking people, they really don't breathe a word at all. everyone's concentrated on their assigned work.
the internally part of the mousie!
work work work.
work work work work work work again.
and something caught my eye, each and everyone was tied by this blue wire to their wrist. i thought in the first place, they are not allowed to go anywhere, so they are being tied down to do their work.
*workers abuse immediately went into my mind*
and it turn out to be that, this blue wire is to prevent electric current from the human body to the internal part of the mouse. because the electric current from us might spoil the mouse electronic parts, therefore they came up with this method to prevent electric shocks.
interesting wor.
this is a very tiring job, imagine you have to scrutinize your eyes and focus on the mouse, and you have to make sure that you put the parts in the correct holes.
and their salary are not that high either, if i remember correctly, per month they earned 800 yuan equals to 40 SING dollars.
no wonder so many china nationals want to come to singapore and work.
this is the station where they check whether the mouse is working in perfect condition.
zoom the picture and you realise that they doodle all over the paint programme to ensure that the mouse is running smoothly, as in literally smoothly.
and once the mouses are ready, they are prepared to be sold!
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and this is a no wonder why the workers there are so concentrated and hardworking for their work. it is as if they are working for the sake for keep their job.
let me interpreted for you.
btw, read from left down to right down.
"if you do not work hard today, you will have to work hard to look for a new job tomorrow."
and this bloody hell sign is hang in front of the wall near the entrance.
how can the workers work without stress!
this two sentence sure have impact on these workers.
poor things.
if singapore does this too, er... are we able to survive in this sort of environment?
and this is just a 800 yuan job......
alrighty, sure not brood that much over it.
i will upload some more pictures this week.
=))
hope you enjoy!
hooray!
if you listen to the rhythm of the pouring rain...
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