In fact, for us, talent itself is relative, so in a sense, there is no distinction between high and low jobs, so this is because doing what you like is the best job, and it is not a personal loss for individuals, but for the social level, a person's education does give a lot of investment to society, so it is indeed a loss to integrate into society. To some extent, being a social worker in a community is also a waste of talent.

1, for us, as a social worker in Hangzhou community and a postdoctoral doctor, for individuals, there is no distinction between high and low jobs that they like, so it is excellent to be happy. In fact, I have to say that it is my choice to become a community social worker in Hangzhou after Dr. Wu Da, so in a sense, since it is my favorite job, there is no distinction between high and low at this time, and because of this, doing my favorite job is excellent.

2. Talents need social investment and education. It is precisely because of this postdoctoral degree that going to the community as a social worker is a social loss, and how to attach importance to talents in contemporary education is also a concern of this society. In fact, I have to say that the birth of any postdoctoral fellow itself requires the input of all sectors of society, and because of this, talents themselves are hard to get. However, such talents actually choose to be social workers in Hangzhou community, which is a talent in itself, and the waste of resources is a social loss. Therefore, how to make talents respected and how to avoid wasting talents is a problem that individual society needs to pay attention to.

For us, it is understandable that postdoctoral social workers work in the community, which is the result of their own choice. For us, people who have experienced the top education in society are not used to being grassroots service personnel. In fact, I have to say that, in a sense, for postdoctoral individuals, being a social worker in Hangzhou community is also the result of their own choice, and there is nothing wrong with it. But from a social point of view, national education is not to let a postdoctoral fellow do grassroots service work. If so, it is the loss of education in the whole society.

In fact, for us, it is understandable that Wu Da's postdoctoral students choose to go to Hangzhou to be social workers. If it is indeed the result of your own choice, it is understandable. For us, no matter what the occupation, as long as they are satisfied, they are excellent. But for the whole society, it is a tragedy of the whole era that people with higher education choose to work at the grassroots level.