In 2007, 195 1, 1 and1,the State Council at that time decided that "the employment of college graduates should be allocated by the government". After the "Cultural Revolution", the first few college students who resumed the college entrance examination were all hot potatoes. During this period, the unified distribution system interrupted in the "Cultural Revolution" was still used. Individuals don't have to worry about their jobs, but they have no autonomy. "A radish and a pit." 1987 The "cold wave" in which college graduates were returned after distribution appeared for the first time, and the unreasonable distribution system was highlighted. Two years later, the State Council approved the Report of the State Education Commission on Reforming the Graduate Distribution System. In April 2007, with the abolition of graduation distribution for college students in Tibet, the graduation distribution system that lasted for more than 50 years became a thing of the past.