The most different "welfare" between the teaching profession and other industries is probably the teacher's holiday. It's just that this industry has nearly three months of winter and summer vacations every year, which is not the usual small holidays, so it is very attractive for teachers, especially for college students now, who want to set aside some time to do what they like every year, so many people are willing to be teachers for this reason.

2. Being a teacher doesn't need to deal with complicated interpersonal relationships.

This may be the biggest difference compared with civil servants or institutions, because in today's society, most of the work has to deal with strangers, so it is inevitable that there will be some intrigue, and contemporary college students seem to disdain it. They think that when they become teachers, they just need to manage their students well, and they don't need to deal with too many people, let alone try their best to deal with those complicated interpersonal relationships, so more and more college students will naturally become teachers.

3. The welfare of teachers.

Although the salary of being a teacher may not be very high, at least the welfare benefits are still very good, especially in the housing provident fund, which can alleviate the pressure of many college students to buy a house. So more and more young people want to be teachers, which is really attractive, but it can also be said to be a very realistic reason.