What about the western plan? Have you ever been there? How is the treatment? Do I want to go to Tibet or Xinjiang?

The western plan is a national action. Because the place to go is relatively hard, the treatment is naturally irrelevant. As long as you can withstand the difficult environment, then other things are not a problem, including your future, because it is easy to take the civil service exam here.

According to friends who have been there, the treatment is quite good, with various subsidies, room and food. If you do well, you can stay in the local examination system. There is nothing to say about the treatment after you have a position, and some even provide commercial housing, so there is nothing to say about the policy, and the western plan has certain care for the public examination and postgraduate entrance examination.

But at the cost of a certain service period (1 to 3 years) and a hard working environment, you can't quit your job during this period. And according to friends, many people have settled there for a long time for various reasons.