Every year, thousands of people in China take civil service examinations at all levels, hoping to become government employees. Among them, college graduates are a fast-growing force that cannot be ignored. The upsurge of becoming a civil servant is not limited to liberal arts majors, because it is becoming more and more popular among science and engineering students.

In the final analysis, this growth trend among young people is mainly attributed to two factors-ambition and comfort. On the one hand, many ambitious college graduates regard these exams as a springboard to higher social status, greater power and prestige, on which many of their other wishes depend. On the other hand, being a civil servant usually means a stable income, enviable medical care and pension plans, and other comfortable lives, which is a very attractive career choice for many people, especially in this era of world economic depression.

Personally, it is beyond reproach to aspire to be a government official, because the country and people really need to inject new blood into the civil service. These young college graduates, with lofty ideals, new horizons and strong motivation, are undoubtedly the best candidates.

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With the development of our society, great changes have taken place. For example, more and more graduates want to take the civil service exam. According to news reports, nearly 654.38 million people took the 20 10 national civil service examination in China on Sunday. The exams, including vocational ability and language tests, were held in 44 cities across the country.

As far as I am concerned, the government should vigorously develop other industries, for example, vigorously promote college students to start their own businesses. Only in this way can we have a harmonious society.