A department in Yulin, Guangxi, has made a surprise move, giving priority to recruiting graduates who buy houses within the system. What do you think of this practice?

In order to promote the sales of houses, a department in Yulin, Guangxi actually made a strange move when recruiting, that is, giving priority to graduates who buy houses. This practice has also caused great controversy on the Internet, and netizens feel that this practice is really not very good. However, the relevant departments of Yulin also responded by vigorously supporting the employment of urban population, promoting the process of new urbanization, and making Yulin a metropolis with a population of one million.

I don't know when the house was actually linked to work. Even if you don't work in the system, when you work in a private enterprise, if there are hospital leaders who respect you, you may be very gentle and not so harsh when you release tasks. Because you have a house, it means that you have a stable life, and you may quit when you don't want to work, unlike renters. Now Yulin City has actually mentioned this condition to the public, saying that graduates who buy houses are given priority. This is a kind of discrimination against graduates without housing, which is very unfair. If two people get equal grades, the other person will be played because he has no house. Must be very sad.

Although this is also said, the relevant departments will definitely not say this when explaining, otherwise it may cause public anger. For example, the village director of a village said in an interview that this is to reduce the economic burden of farmers entering the city and let their children work within the system. Moreover, with a house, children can go to school nearby and have more job choices. It can only be said beautifully, but the actual action is to sell the house, similar to the previous task of letting civil servants bear the responsibility of selling the house.

Everyone wants to buy a house, but if there is no way to earn money to buy a house in the city, they may not even be able to pay the property fee, let alone the mortgage. I hope the relevant departments can consider the actual situation.