More than a single person has said to me, “How I envy you for not having to work!” But suppose they are the same with me, will they sustain the equivalent agony as mine, since a job is the basis of one’s livelihood and social contact, of being natural in matter and mind?

I have always been envious of those who have a job, which brings about money and the social status. The importance of a job consists not only in the living a man makes, or the fulfillment of private life, but also the varied responsibilities he is under, such as the benefit of those who are attached to this man, from the offspring of parents to pupils of a teacher.

The importance of a job also lies in the essentials for love and marriage. It is a saying that “First thrive and then wive,” which means, for a male especially, that he has to achieve much in his career before he could get married. On the job a man relies to buy a house and a car, which are standard equipment to take a wife.