After graduating in 2009, is there any development in going to Luneng Hequ Power Plant?

I've been there, and the place is far away. It's a day's drive from Taiyuan, and most of the roads are on the Loess Plateau, so a layer of dust can fall on the face of a fully enclosed car.

The salary there is very high, and my alumni can get about 5000 a month. 60MW unit has a high degree of automation and is relatively easy to maintain. It's just that the place is too poor, but the factory, including the dormitory, is very good and the welfare is good.

You can also go there. You can work for two years before looking for a job elsewhere. After all, the power industry still needs 60MW of work experience.

If you want to exchange knowledge about power plants, you can go to Polaris Power Forum, where there are many masters, and you can ask them for advice.