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* * Crack in the ‘iron bowl’ Issue.1081 Nov 26, 2014 Liang Zhi on the record Group Work Detailed Study Crack in the ‘iron bowl’ General Questions Wu Jiang, executive vice president of China Talent Research, said civil servants should not be particular about salaries and pay, as the job is about public service. “In this sense, many applicants are not qualified to become a civil servant,”. Q: Do you agree with Wu Jiang’s opinion? Why or why not? Talk with your partner on the topic “should civil servants negotiate their salaries?” Should civil servants negotiate their salaries Skimming and scanning: Find the answers to the following quesitons as quickly as possible. Instruction 1.Why does Yang Lu want to be a civil servant? 2.How many people will join civil service examination this year? Though numbers have slightly declined over previous years, this year, more than 1.4 million people will sit for the national examination for more than 22,000 available spots. General Questions Because she wants “a stable and comfortable job with secured permanent residence”. 3.What surprised Zheng Xiufang when she became a civil servant? 4.What is Hao Meng’s situation like? To her surprise, after becoming a regular worker of the Ministry of Commerce, she only received a monthly salary of 4,000 yuan, which is below the average salary of recent graduates in both 2012 and 2013. General Questions Hao Meng’s situation is even worse — the 22-year-old education graduate of Hainan University now works at a sub-district office in Changsha, Hunan province. Since she only has a monthly salary of 2,300 yuan, she still needs to borrow money from her parents to offset her expenses. 5.What do we know about Chen Shuo? 6. Why so many graduates still try hard to be a civil servant? Chen Shuo, 26, graduated from Dongbei University of Finance and Economics three years ago. He has since worked at the Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Local Taxation. He lacks distributed housing, no