"Just Say 'Aah' and 'Ooh'... Job Posting Offering 70,000 Won a Day Attracts a Flood of Applicants"
A Job Requiring Primitive Man Costumes and Roaming the Tourist Site
No Speaking Allowed in Front of Tourists
Recruitment Closed Due to High Popularity
A famous tourist attraction in Sichuan, China, has drawn attention by posting a job advertisement with unique requirements.
On June 23, Sina Finance reported, "A famous tourist destination has posted a job announcement related to a primitive man experience, offering a daily wage of 300 yuan (approximately 68,000 won) and providing room and board, which has made it popular."
A job posting for a primitive man experience part-time job at a famous tourist attraction in China has become popular. Baidu.
View original imageAccording to the job posting, applicants are required to wear primitive clothing, walk around the tourist site, and perform unique dances and behaviors. Preference is given to those who can swim, are highly adaptable to outdoor life, have a distinctive personality, and enjoy eating raw (uncooked) food.
While it is permitted to make grunting sounds like "aa" or "woo," speaking in front of tourists is strictly prohibited. However, in urgent situations, such as when someone asks for the location of a restroom, exceptions are allowed and responses may be given.
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A part-time job announcement for experiencing being a caveman at a famous tourist site in China has become popular. Baidu.
View original imageRoom and board are provided at the tourist site, and the work schedule is seven hours per day. A representative from the tourist site stated, "The recruitment quickly closed after it became a hot topic on social networking services (SNS)," and added that there are unlikely to be additional openings this year.
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