I am a college student who will graduate this year, and I am an intern in the it industry. Personally, I can find that more emphasis is placed on academic qualifications, and their system is very chaotic. I did meet a child of a retired soldier. He was in a vocational high school and told us that he could only operate a five-axis machine tool with a bachelor's degree or above (although our college is better than them, the education here is not allowed). If the salary is 4,000-6,000 for junior college students, 6,000-8,000 for undergraduate students, and the internship salary for graduate students is1w. In short, the education here is very important, and there is a high probability that the first-line work will not change in my life, but the benefits in these two years are still good. If you want to bet that he can change the system in a few years, you can try. If you really want to make money quickly, go to a private enterprise in Chengdu.