Can be divided into three main categories.

1, the primary industry: grain farmers, vegetable farmers, cotton farmers, fruit farmers, melon farmers, pig farmers, soybean farmers, tea farmers, herders, fishermen, hunters and so on.

2, the second industry: tile workers, assemblers, injection molding, bending, riveting, feeding workers, logistics and transportation workers, general operators, spraying, force workers, porters, sewing, drivers, carpenters, electricians, repairmen, general mechanics, slaughterers, cleaners, handymen, and so on. Enterprise manufacturing is mostly represented by black-collar and blue-collar.

3, tertiary industry:

(1) public **** service industry:

large or public education industry, political and cultural industry, large or public health care industry, large or public administration, management, management personnel, military service, national religion, public finance, public consulting and fee-based industry, public offices;

large grain, cotton and oil centralized purchasing and marketing industry, scientific research, education and training industry, public **** guest services. training industry, public **** passenger transportation industry, communication and postal services, communication and customer service industry, film and television firms, sound and animation firms, human resources firms, distribution and publishing industry, public tourism and culture industry, clerical white-collar, domestic service industry.

(2) Individual Merchants (Services) Industry (Seat Merchants):

Blind Chinese Massage Industry, Individual Pharmacy, Individual Takeaway, Individual Internet Café, Sale Business, Mobile Vendor, Individual Catering Industry, Tourism and Accommodation Industry, Television and Entertainment Industry, Maintenance and Barbering and Beauty Service Industry, Individual Processing Industry, Individual Printing and Documentation Department, Individual Bath and Shower, Recycling and Leasing, and Mobile Sub-industry.

(3) Integrated services:

Real estate development, universe development industry.

Occupation is a job that participates in the social division of labor, uses specialized knowledge and skills, creates material and spiritual wealth for the society, and obtains a reasonable remuneration as a source of material life and to satisfy spiritual needs.

Expanded Information:

Occupational Classification in China:

Occupational Classification in China. According to the standard classifications published by different departments in China, there are two main types:

I. The first type: according to the Standard of Occupational Classification published by the National Bureau of Statistics, the General Administration of National Standards, and the State Council's Office of the Population Census in March 1982 for the use of the Third National Population Census.

The Standard is based on the homogeneity of the nature of the work performed by the working population, and divides occupations nationwide into three tiers of major, medium, and minor categories, i.e., 8 major categories, 64 medium categories, and 301 minor categories. The order of its eight major categories is as follows:

First, all kinds of professional and technical personnel; second, heads of state organs, party organizations, enterprises and institutions; third, clerical and related personnel; fourth, commercial workers; fifth, service workers, sixth, agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery workers; seventh, production work, transportation work and partially manual workers; eighth, inconveniently classified Other laborers.

Of the eight categories, the first and second are mainly mental workers, the third includes partly mental workers and partly manual workers, the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh are mainly manual workers, and the eighth is other workers who are not easy to classify.

The second: The National Economic Industry Classification and Codes approved by the State Development Planning Commission, the State Economic Commission, the State Bureau of Statistics, and the State Bureau of Standards, issued in 1984 and implemented in 1985.

This standard mainly classifies enterprises, institutions, organizations and individual practitioners according to the homogeneity of the nature of production or other socio-economic activities, that is, according to the classification of the industry to which it belongs, and divides the national economic industry into four levels: phylum, major category, medium category and minor category.

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