Farmers Rotate Workers' Embodiment From The Perspective Of Social Time

Since the 1980s, the farmers rotate workers have become the mainstay of the workers in the coal industry. "Farmers" and "rotate worker" are their special status. When they worked in the mines, they can enjoy the same welfare with the regular employees, such as equal pay for equal work. But the time was only eight years,which was not long. When the contract was due, they had to return hometown with return home grants. What physical characteristics their body reflects in different historical periods, which will be discussed in the paper.The author studies the embodiment of the farmers rotate workers, using qualitative research methods. This research methods is benefit to understand the change of the body when they came out the countryside, went into the coal mines and left there from the perspective of the farmers'experience. In order to reflect the history of the farmers'embodiment., the author tries to use the relevant knowledge of social time and social body to describe and explain the embodiment of farmers rotate workers during three different history periods.In the process of discussion and analysis, the author thinks that social time, as social product, is restricted by social structure. The social structure has undergone earth-shaking changes since 1978. This series of change performance in the macro sense of" Time System" and micro sense of "Time Concept". This paper not only reveals the restriction of social time system on the embodiment, but also reveals initiative of the body on the social time system from the perspective of time process. Through summarize the relationship between social time and the body, we not only see the specific features of the body, but also see the mutual influence between the body and society time, which include interacting each other, restricting each other and promoting each other. Base on the above analysis, the body representation of the farmers rotate workers is formed.