Personally, I think this depends on the financial situation of the local township.

Please see the analysis below: 1. Solve the problem of food by yourself

If you are admitted to a township with a relatively poor economy, there will be a place to live there. At worst, it will be next door to the office. You can make do with a house of just a few square meters, but you have to buy quilts and other daily necessities yourself. This should be pretty good.

As for food, you have to solve this problem yourself. However, the township can provide you with a canteen, and the food should be affordable.

This should be a good start for a newbie who has just entered the workplace. 2. Accommodation can be solved, and there are some subsidies for food

If you are admitted to a township with good economic conditions, then there should be no problem with accommodation, because as mentioned above, the other party should be able to provide a small room of a few square meters. , it’s okay to stay temporarily. But if you want to live in a big house, you have to buy it yourself.

As for food, towns with good economic conditions can provide some subsidies. If you live a simple life, the problem of full stomach can be dealt with; but if you want to eat well, you have to solve it yourself. Summary:

It should be very good to have passed the examination as a township civil servant and have a fairly stable career. As for food and accommodation, don't pay too much attention at the beginning, but focus mainly on work experience. I believe that if you do this, you should have a bright future.

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