What are some good careers that are easily misunderstood?

No.1 Civil Servant Reason for being on the list: In this era of economic instability, civil servants are the most stable profession. It seems that once you get this job, you won't have to worry about food and clothing for the rest of your life. There are no performance requirements, and you don’t have to work too hard. As long as you don’t make big mistakes, you will never be dismissed, laid off, or forced to lay off. The benefits of being a civil servant can be summed up in three words: stability, high salary, and ease. With such a good profession, it’s no wonder that people on the Internet yell at the word “civil servant” every day. It’s just sour grapes. The cruel truth: It is not easy to get into a government office, and it is even harder to get ahead. What you do is always trivial, and what you say is always cautious. A frown from the leader is enough for you to think about it for three days. After entering this government office, most people You have to learn to ignore words such as "dream" and "passion" that are high-spirited and high-spirited, and there is little room for flexing your muscles. The most likely prospect is to work steadily for more than ten years, work as a small official, manage the new college students, and live a peaceful and mediocre life. No.2 Stewardess Reason for being on the list: There is no other profession that allows people to have such frequent travel experiences, just like in "Up to the Sky", with elegant uniforms, super high salaries, and easy flight to all over the world. It often appears in Rome, Paris, Florence... Another dreamy thing is that the world's richest people don't have to squeeze into the bus. Not by train, but they all have to fly! In this small fixed space, the chance of meeting a diamond king is countless times higher than that of ordinary girls. The cruel truth: let’s not discuss meeting a diamond king. He falls in love with you, he wants to marry you, he successfully marries you... There are many obstacles that need to be overcome in this dream process. What is really before our eyes is that long-term working at heights will cause people to suffer from a variety of occupational diseases: stomach problems, insomnia, neurasthenia, tendonitis, varicose veins... This is neither elegant nor dreamy. And no one can guarantee that the people flying will be "high-quality people". If you encounter a passenger who is arrogant and unreasonable with his wealth, you will only lose your front teeth and swallow your blood. No.3 Reporter/Editor Reason for being on the list: Yes, this profession seems to satisfy everyone’s dream of staying away from the morning and evening rush hours. There is no need to go to work every day, life is full of fresh excitement, and you can even have close contact with those unreachable celebrities. Chat, write, and do things that everyone who can speak Chinese would do. Free time, noble status, and making money easily. Wherever you go and say "I am a reporter!", you will receive unexpected preferential treatment. The cruel truth: The fundamental reason why journalists don’t have fixed working hours is that they also don’t have fixed working hours. No matter what you are doing, when the phone rings, you must drop everything and go straight to the first scene. If you are an in-depth reporter with a sense of social responsibility, the personal safety of yourself and your family is not guaranteed... and most editors are losing sleep every night over choosing topics. The liver and brain are smeared. As for getting rid of the morning and evening rush hours, hey, haven't you heard that there is a kind of "sitting editor" who has to clock in every day? No.4 University Teacher Reason for being on the list: "Engineer of the human soul" sounds really pure and beautiful. It seems that once you enter this industry, you can turn your back on the outside world and read only the books of sages. All the messy stuff in the outside world has nothing to do with you. You only need to study hard in the ivory tower and take seriously what is happening under the podium. Just have big eyes that are thirsty for knowledge. If you don’t have classes, you don’t have to work, and the annual winter and summer vacations are the most attractive perks. The cruel truth: "Preaching, teaching, and solving doubts" may be tempting as a leisure hobby, but it is quite tiring as a profession. University teachers have strict requirements for paper publication and scientific research every year. Those who do not meet the standards will not be awarded professional titles and salary increases. Those who meet the requirements often need to engage in internal and external activities to establish relationships. Office struggles are no less intense than those of white-collar workers in foreign companies. What's more, today's students are not so easy to "serve". It depends on the leader's face, and he must not offend the students... During the holidays, he still has to go out to make extra money, otherwise he will not be able to afford a house to live in this life with his pitiful salary. Can't afford children. If you are really determined to become a scholar, you must be willing to be poor and endure loneliness. No.5 Lawyer Reason for being on the list: Thanks to one TVB courtroom drama after another, this profession is simply synonymous with “social elite” and “gold and unrestrained”. Look at those men and women on TV wearing Armani suits: trotting along. Living in a luxurious house, even if they fall in love, they can talk about immigrating today and get on the plane tomorrow, and all of them are bright, colorful and handsome, which is simply taking advantage of the world. And it seems that all you need to do to obtain all these benefits is to talk at the right time. The cruel truth: The above phenomenon is only the treatment of a very few super-big-name lawyers. As the saying goes, "one general can make a thousand bones wither", but those big-name lawyers are piled up by groups of "small-name lawyers." The "small names" need to seize every case source conscientiously and never let go of any opportunity to come forward.

Otherwise, why do you think there are so many lawyers rushing to help people involved in the news to litigate for free? As for Yushu Linfeng's appearance, how many people can grow up to look like actors in TV series?