What does open recruitment by public institutions mean?

Public institutions refer to the state for social welfare purposes. (Interim Regulations on the Registration and Management of Public Institutions, State Council Orders No. 252 and 411), public institutions are not government agencies. Under normal circumstances, the state will provide financial subsidies to these public institutions, which are divided into fully-funded public institutions and differential-funded public institutions. There is also an independent public institution, which is a public institution that does not receive funding from the state.

Open recruitment for public institutions is the public institution examination. The public institution examination is also called the public institution establishment examination. This work is entrusted by the personnel department of each employer to the personnel examination center affiliated to the provincial and prefecture-level city personnel departments. (Public institutions and examination centers organize registration, examinations, and submit performance lists to employers, and some units organize and implement their own propositions). At present, there is no unified recruitment across the country, province, and city. At most, each unit at the county level has unified recruitment. Generally, large-scale applications are made online, while small numbers of people apply on-site.