First, from the perspective of personal career orientation, everyone has the right to choose independently and should not interfere.

Second, judging from the cost of social development, it is indeed a bit wasteful and extravagant for a master to do long-term professional training and urban management.

Third, from the perspective of improving the image of urban management, recruiting some highly educated talents may also help improve the image.

Fourthly, from the treatment of urban management, the pursuit of stability and high welfare not only shows that society lacks vitality and creativity, but also shows that people are not optimistic about their future expectations.