What industries are suitable for Buddhist disciples to engage in?

Q: What industries should I not engage in? If it is difficult to change careers in some industries where precepts are often violated, how should we face it? Answer: In the fifth episode of the classic "Additional Branch", the Buddha mentioned that a layperson should not be engaged in five industries: First, he should not be engaged in selling knives, guns, and weapons, including the current selling of arms; Poisons, pesticides, etc.; you cannot engage in human trafficking and be a human trafficker; you cannot engage in manufacturing and selling narcotics such as tobacco and alcohol; you cannot engage in raising and selling livestock for slaughter; this is mentioned in the classics. Family members should not engage in it. There are more bad industry tricks like this now. If you want to open a seafood restaurant and frequently slaughter and kill animals, you won't be able to do it well there. There are also some restaurants selling alcohol or working as a wine salesperson in a bar. You shouldn't do any of these. Also, some hotels now operate pornographic services, which should not be done, nor should they produce reprinted CDs, reprinted books, or piracy. In short, if you think it is against the law, or even illegal, and your conscience will be condemned, you should not do it. Some are illegal, such as selling arms and drugs, which are illegal, and some are not allowed by the Buddha's teachings. For example, selling cigarettes and alcohol does not break the law, but it will be illegal according to the Buddha's teachings. It seems that selling insecticides and pesticides is not illegal. However, according to Buddhist law, you are offering others to kill animals. It is also related to gambling, and gambling does not want it. You should also not engage in industries that are often deceptive, fraudulent or deceptive. If it is difficult to change careers, then if you feel that you are not afraid of karmic retribution, there is nothing you can do about it.