How about radio and television property? Wages and remuneration/benefits

Not so good. As the general manager of a central district project under this company, I often have to run at both ends of the headquarters project. I feel that the management of the company is quite chaotic and I can't keep people. First of all, the salary is low, except for a few managers, there is no gold content at all. Social security is paid according to the minimum wage. And the salary level is opaque. As far as I know, there are quite a few colleagues who graduated from undergraduate courses, and their salaries are not as good as those who work as translators and security guards in technical schools. In short, it is good to work for one or two years and accumulate experience. If you work long hours, it is no different from wasting your youth.