Choose to go abroad or stay in the system?

If I just come back from studying abroad, I actually think the decision is easy. Let's leave now. Because if you still feel good in the system after reading it, it doesn't matter if you take the civil service exam again. Anyway, even if they are admitted, most of them are looking forward to Selected Graduates or taking another national exam to get a good position. General majors are good, and civil servants in small counties are easy to take exams, and the proportion will not exceed 1: 50. There are too few international students who can leave smoothly now. I'll give you an irresponsible figure, because I simply calculated the proportion of work visas in the United States according to news reports. 20 13 The United States has been doing h 1B 20 14 years, and received a total of124,000 applications, but the quota is only 65,000+2. 20 14 the United States conducted a study on H 1B on 20 15. There have been applications for 172500 this year, but the quota is still 650,000+20,000. It seems that there is still a probability of about 50%, but these applicants are all people from all over the world who go to the United States to study and find jobs. In 20 13, there were 450,000 China students studying in the United States, and it is estimated that the number will exceed 500,000 in 20 14. Even if all 85,000 places were given to China people, it would only be 17%. Even if 172500 all apply as China students, 34% of them can legally (whether by opt or whatever) stay and work in the United States. But how can we give it all to China people ... It's really idealistic. Indians absolutely refuse to accept it. A work visa is only to stay in the United States legally, and the last thing you want is definitely a green card, so you have to apply for a skilled immigrant to get a green card. In 20 13, 70,000 people in China got green cards, and the proportion of vocational and technical immigrants was about 28%. In a year, more than 20,000 people from China have obtained American green cards through vocational and technical immigrants. Generally, China people get 70,000-80,000 green cards and more than 20,000 skilled immigrants a year. More and more international students go there every year, but the number of green cards is not long. So, 2/50 (> 50)& lt； =4% If the number of green cards for skilled immigrants is not long, but international students continue to grow at this rate, regardless of the way of marriage, the proportion of international students who can get green cards will be less than 4%. Good job, good luck (work seal is for painting).