1. Stay and work: In some places, free medical students choose to stay in their hometown or work in places where they receive free medical education after graduation. They can go back to their hometown or the local hospital where they were raised to provide quality medical services to the local community.

2. Go to other primary medical institutions: In some places, free medical students choose to work in other primary medical institutions after graduation. These institutions are usually hospitals or clinics in rural or remote areas, and their goal is to provide basic medical services to residents in poor areas and rural areas.

3. Enter public hospitals: In some places, free medical students will choose to work in public hospitals after graduation. Public hospitals provide a wider range of medical services, with more experts and advanced medical equipment. Working in public hospitals can provide more development opportunities and career development space for local free medical students.

4. Enter academia or research field: Free medical students in some places choose to enter academia or engage in medical research after graduation. They can continue their studies, pursue master's or doctoral degrees, and participate in medical research projects. These medical students may become future medical research experts and contribute to the development of medical field.

No matter which destination local free medical students choose, they all play an important role in the medical field. They can provide high-quality medical services and improve people's health. At the same time, it also undertakes social responsibility and pays attention to the problem of insufficient medical services in poor and remote areas. Their professional ethics and sense of mission will guide them to make greater contributions to society.