General education pays attention to cultivating talents with a wide range of knowledge from a macro perspective. The trained professionals are suitable for full-time work in this major or industry, but they lack management and leadership skills and may find it difficult to cooperate and communicate with others. On the contrary, general education trains people who have a wide range of knowledge and a large amount of information, but are not deep enough in specific fields to engage in specific occupations. Such people are more suitable for administrative work.