Is it true that graduate students from Peking University flew to Wuhan to find a job?

Yesterday's job fair attracted not only local graduates from Wuhan, but also graduates from Beijing, Guangzhou and Changsha, and even many returnees joined the army of job seekers. They chose Wuhan for the same reason-Wuhan is a city worth staying to realize their dreams.

"Wuhan is my target city." Yesterday, at the job fair, Xu Shan, a graduate student at Peking University, handed out her resumes to three companies.

28-year-old Xu Shan studied in Shenzhen as an undergraduate, took three years of classes and was admitted to Peking University as a graduate student. Her hometown is in Hubei, and she often sees Wuhan's talent policy from the "circle of friends" of relatives and friends, and feels that Wuhan is more and more suitable for herself. Although enterprises in Beijing and Shenzhen have extended olive branches to her, she still considers Wuhan employment first. Last week, after her relatives sent her detailed information about the job fair, she flew from Beijing to attend the meeting.

At the scene, she invested in human resources management positions of three companies, and the communication with the on-site interviewer was also very pleasant. Hope to receive good news as soon as possible. She was very happy to learn that in the near future, Wuhan will also organize enterprises to seek talents in Beijing. "Wuhan is getting better and better. I must inform my classmates to attend."