What is the experience of giving up an iron rice bowl job?

Just after graduating from college, I didn't have any goals and didn't really think about my career plan, so I listened to my family's advice and went to the bank. I'm not sure if I've ever been in a situation where I've had a good time, but I'm sure I've had a good time, and I'm sure I've never had a good time. Previously, I did not dare to quarrel with others, arguing with others can be red in the face of two sentences I tried to be tapped on the counter glass pointing at the scolding of my family, in the lobby tried to be said to remember to be careful on the road when you get off work, and what unpleasant words have been heard ... ... before the speech can be softly, and strangers speak with fear and trembling of me, in the bank in a year and a half, became short-tempered, speaking But on the bright side, I've become more resilient and more accustomed to rejection than before. The day I got my separation certificate from the bank, I walked out of the door and felt that the sky was blue. Although I was still unsure about the future, I did get out of the bank and took back my passport and passport that had been in my custody, and I felt that I was incredibly free. The "iron rice bowl" is rusty, although not fragile, but mixed with rust to eat the rice, but also to see whether they can eat.