Under normal circumstances, the wage level of every place is directly proportional to the level of economic development. For example, in economically developed areas such as Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Zhejiang, Jiangsu and Guangdong, the average wage level of non-private enterprises and private enterprises is relatively high. However, Tibet is a special place. In terms of the level of economic development, it certainly ranks second from the bottom in the country, but the salaries of civil servants here are much higher than those of mainland civil servants. A civil servant is about seven or eight thousand a month, and a new employee can get four or five thousand.

Moreover, the income of Tibetan public officials is roughly divided by altitude, which means that the higher the altitude, the slightly remote places, such as the south of Naqu Mountain, involve a plateau subsidy, so the monthly income of people working in these places is almost eight or nine thousand or even ten thousand yuan.

The salary of Han public officials working in Tibet can be said to be at the expense of youth and health. The conditions in Tibet are very difficult, with an average elevation of 4000 meters. The harm of hypoxia to the body is no joke. Many gay men have worked in Tibet for about 20 years, suffering from high altitude heart disease and high altitude polycythemia. And the consumption level in Tibet is quite high. A simple meal with a bowl of shredded pork noodles costs more than 20 yuan, which is still in the off-season of tourism. In addition, the expenses of buying clothes, housing, educating children, caring for the elderly and visiting relatives in the mainland are very complicated. In fact, the actual salary of public officials from the mainland who come to work in Tibet is not much higher than that of the mainland.

Across the country, the salary of civil servants in Tibet is a very special existence. Generally speaking, the salary level of civil servants in a certain place is consistent with the local economic development level. The highest salaries of civil servants in China are in Shenzhen, southern Jiangsu and Shanghai. However, the level of economic development in Tibet ranks lower in the country, but the level of civil servants in Tibet is not low.

The salary of Tibetan civil servants is high because the salary includes plateau subsidies and subsidies in difficult areas. Undergraduate students earn more than 8,000 yuan and graduate students earn more than 9,000 yuan. Moreover, if foreign graduates go to Tibet as civil servants, some of them do not need a written test, and they can directly participate in the interview. The unit reimburses all round-trip travel expenses, and once it is admitted to the civil service, it will also solve the housing problem and the problem of children going to school. Housing policy generally stipulates that the house is yours after civil servants have worked for a certain number of years.

Of course, Tibet also has various difficulties such as harsh natural conditions and changes in the transportation sector. People who grew up in plain areas will basically suffer physical damage if they stay in Tibet for a long time. There are also many Tibetan aid cadres who have fallen into their jobs. Therefore, if you want to be a civil servant in Tibet, you must be mentally prepared to face difficulties for a long time.