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中国：是什么让“芦柴棒”们层出不穷？
2022年3月20日，“职校生工厂实习多次请病假被拒后身亡”一事引起大家广泛关注，并短暂冲上微博热搜榜。这一事件与我们先前曾报道的“湖北职校生实习工厂不堪压榨后自杀”事件极为相似，双方都是被学校以“包身工”形式卖给工厂后失去年轻生命的。在此，我们不禁要十分不解的问一句：为何在“人民当家作主”的新中国，还有如此多被压榨致死的“芦柴棒”们？
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