Just looking at the rising tide of machine substitution, in the current tight labor supply context, it has not seen a significant negative impact on employment. In addition, the deepening of the industry and the division of labor brought about by the technological revolution may also lead to more There are many employment opportunities. However, it is too optimistic to say that it is absolutely contradictory to deny that machine substitution and full employment are not contradictory. At present, employees engaged in repetitive, routine, high-risk work are most likely to compete in human-machine competition In the face of technological innovation, we cannot easily abandon traditional manufacturing that is conducive to increasing employment, and we need to accelerate the development of modern service industries that are conducive to absorbing employment. The text is intended to emphasize:. ['Developing traditional manufacturing and modern service industries are conducive to employment.', 'A rational assessment of the rising machine replacement boom.', 'Technology updates can provide new ideas for easing current employment pressure.', 'Structural reform should pay attention to measures to mitigate the impact of machinery on employment.']