In a society where there is only one way left to take the exam, college students face suffocation and despair. The bureaucracy is a large and independent interest group, and the impoverishment of ordinary people has become an inevitable fate. Civil service and staff opportunities are reserved for only a small number of people, and most of them can only become ordinary laborers. Ordinary college students are hovering on the brink of poverty, feeling extremely disappointed in the future and afraid to get married and have children.
People who have entered this society have been full of hope and dreaming of changing their fate, and they have studied hard in order to get a better future. However, this is not the case. With only one way to exist, these university and graduate students with a wealth of knowledge and skills are forced to live an unsatisfactory life. Although everyone's abilities, interests and passions are unique, they can only be applied to the same recruitment requirements and positions, and lose the right to choose. As a result of these limitations, many people have been deprived of the opportunity to display their talents and realize their personal worth, and they have been reduced to a part of the whole system, destined to live a mediocre life.
The large bureaucracy and the formation of independent interest groups have exacerbated the widening gap between the rich and the poor in society. Power is monopolized by a small group of people who maintain their interests through the exchange of interests, relationships, and abuse of power. At the same time, the development of the average university student and graduate is suppressed, and they are unable to escape poverty by choosing a job or fulfilling their personal dreams. This has led to a weakening of the mobility of social classes, with only a few people able to obtain good jobs and wealth. Most people are mired in poverty and unable to change their fate.
In such a society, the average college student hovers on the brink of poverty and faces an unpredictable future. They are afraid to marry and have children because they do not have enough financial conditions to raise children and give them a good future. They are lost about their way out and do not have much hope for the future. What they see is social injustice and injustice, and their efforts do not seem to be fully recognized. These people have innate potential, yet they are limited and deprived of the opportunity to realize their self-worth by this society.
We cannot continue to remain indifferent in the face of a suffocating and hopeless society. We need to seek change and break this dead end. First of all, we should encourage a variety of career options and provide opportunities and benefits for different positions. Second, we need to establish a fair and transparent selection mechanism so that everyone has an equal opportunity to pursue their dreams. Above all, we must reassess and reinvent the values of society beyond the civil service and establishment as a criterion of success. Only in this way can we create a better and more hopeful society where everyone can realize their dreams and values.
In short, a society that has only one way to test will lead to suffocation and hopelessness. Such a society would lead to a huge bureaucracy and the formation of independent interest groups, which in turn would inevitably lead to the impoverishment of ordinary people. College students and graduate students can only be part of a small number of people, and most of them can only live mediocre lives. In order to change this situation, we must strive to diversify career options, establish fair selection mechanisms and reassess the values of society. Only in this way can we create a better and hopeful society where everyone has the opportunity to pursue their dreams.