Don't think that people who are civil servants are particularly serious, okay? Maybe they will be more serious at work. We young people are more active, and the most serious thing is leadership. Every time the leader comes, we dare not expect anything, and work quietly at once.

But do what you have to do after work, and nobody cares about you. I have many friends around me and often go out to parties. Most people don't envy me for taking the civil service exam. I feel that in their cognition, civil servants are still the kind of "a newspaper and a cup of tea a day", which is boring, and the most important thing is that the salary is not as high as theirs.

Work today

Food situation: the food is great, four dishes, one soup and one fruit, and the sample is not repeated every day. Besides, eating in the office canteen is really cheap. Ten dollars a day is much cheaper than eating in my university cafeteria. It's a lifesaver to make waves at the beginning of each month and grab the canteen at the end of each month.

Dress code: slightly strict, no suspenders, sleeveless miniskirts, ripped jeans, etc. This beautiful skirt of mine can only be worn on weekends and after work. T-shirt+black jeans+sneakers have become my daily standard.

Work content: I work in the filing court of the court, mainly criminal cases sent by the procuratorate. Twice a week, people from the procuratorate bring cases with suitcases. My job is to sort out and check the cases, input them into the computer and transfer them to the process group. Seemingly simple, there are many practical steps and requirements, and there is no room for error in each step. You still need to be serious at work.