消失的职业英语演.pptxVIP

演讲人员： Ｏｌｄ，Ｄｉｓａｐｐｅａｒｉｎｇ　ｊｏｂｓ　ｉｎ　Ｃｈｉｎａ With the progressive development of society, many kinds of jobs are disappearing in China gradually, especially in recent ten years. As a consequence, it is not surprising that a young child never know about how pen repairers to work. As we all know, several jobs disappearing is an inevitable trend in this changing era. Jobs in the past such as repairing pots and running a small store are disappearing, while some jump-up jobs appear on the stage of history. Both of them play a necessary role in the progress of our society. Blacksmith Milkman Seamstresses(Tailor) Boat tracker Blacksmith Blacksmith Times have changed since Longfellow wrote his poem about the village blacksmith. And so have the jobs people do for a living. Over the last century hundreds of traditional jobs and professions have all but disappeared. The village blacksmith, (or smith), is an obvious example. Once the focal point of village life, he made and repaired anything in iron, and did other odd jobs such as shoeing horses; today, there are fewer than a thousand smiths working in Britain. Milkman Twenty years or so ago the milkman was still a familiar sight in the early morning, delivering milk door to door on his electrically-powered float. But since then demand has dropped by over 60 per cent. People who want milk delivered today can order it on the Internet with the rest of their groceries from the local supermarket. Milkman Truck drivers who transport milk from a farm to a milk processing plant are also known as milkmen. Raw milk is picked up daily, or every other day.[1] Milk deliveries frequently occur in the morning and it is not uncommon for milkmen to deliver products other than milk such as eggs, cream, cheese, butter, yogurt or soft drinks. Originally, milk needed to be delivered to houses daily since the lack of good refrigeration meant it would quickly spoil. The near-ubiquity of refrigerators in homes in the developed world, as well as improved