I am the official editing teacher of Shenzhen University, and I think I still have a say in this issue. Joined Shenzhen University as a teacher in September 2009. The president of Shenzhen University is old and fatuous, and his leadership ability is poor (the president is still in his sixties, and Shenzhen University has implemented reforms to turn all teachers into contract workers).

I am a lecturer now, and my monthly salary adds up to 84 10, which is lower than that of Shenzhen Vocational College and Shenzhen Institute of Information, so I have no money for Teachers' Day. If there is no rent, the house living in the school is rented at the market price, and the rent in January is 2600; If you buy a house in Shenzhen with a down payment of 30%, the average price is more than 20 thousand, and the pressure can be imagined.

There is no reward for teachers to publish articles and do projects at school (the principal's reason is that scientific research is entirely a personal matter and has nothing to do with the school, so why should the school subsidize you).