Recently, a reporter from the Workers' Daily found in an interview that the graduation season for college students is approaching, and the sale of false internship certificates is becoming increasingly popular. The reporter searched for internship certificates on a certain social media platform and found over 100000 related posts, including "Purchase of internship certificates" and "Is the internship certificate in the file?" Many people left messages in the comment section to find ways to obtain internship seals. Internship can help college students test their skills, understand society, and clarify their employment direction. Why do these students choose to spend money on fake internship certificates? The reporter conducted an interview on this matter. The business of "opening internship certificates" in online stores is booming. A reporter found on a certain online shopping platform that, under the platform's ban on such transactions, some businesses have opened stores under the cover of "completing professional services for leaving school" and "university student practical trial contract agreements". At an online store that provides internship signing, stamping, and follow-up services, the reporter noticed that the monthly sales of related products exceeded 3000 orders. A week later, the reporter clicked on the product link again and found that the sales showed 4000 units, an increase of 1000 units. At the same time, in order to avoid platform supervision, merchants will transfer transactions to WeChat for communication and transactions. The reporter consulted the online store as a news major student, and customer service personnel stated that they can provide stamping services. "The company is located in Wuhan, and can be found to provide official seals for technology companies and agricultural companies. The position can be written as a new media operation." The reporter investigated and learned that such transactions not only provide students with official seals, but also can write comments and provide telephone follow-up. At the same time, sellers will prepare internship contracts involving different industries, locations, and enterprises for students in different majors to "choose" from. In order to concentrate on taking the public and postgraduate entrance exams, I bought fake internship certificates. "The school requires students to participate in internships, otherwise they cannot graduate." He Xue (pseudonym), a college student from Yunnan, spent 100 yuan to purchase a fake internship certificate online. "I also worried that finding someone to stamp would be discovered and affect graduation, but the school did not strictly investigate, so I have a certain sense of luck." The reporter interviewed and learned that many students purchase fake internship certificates, It is believed that internships are 'low in value' and good internship opportunities are difficult to find. Some students face significant pressure from postgraduate entrance exams and employment, fearing that their time and energy will be squeezed out by internships. Some students believe that internships are not very helpful for employment and may even become free labor. Huang Ziqiao (pseudonym), a junior student from Guizhou, said that his internship time happens to be concentrated during the postgraduate entrance examination and job search period. He does not want to work in the field of his major in the future, and many internship units do not provide subsidies, resulting in high internship expenses. Therefore, he thought of obtaining a fake certificate to "pay" to the school. Zhou Bin (pseudonym), a college student from Sichuan, said that it is difficult for him to find a suitable internship unit, and his classmates around him often find internships that are "burning the time" and cannot learn knowledge. Considering that he still needs to prepare for the civil service exam, he plans to find some ways to stamp an internship certificate. "The college arranges student internships in order to deepen the cultivation of professional talents and enable students to enhance their employability in practice." Liu Yingying, a teacher from the School of Communication of Yunnan Normal University, takes journalism as an example to introduce that the college will organize students to go to various media to learn about the media production process in their sophomore year, and is interested in improving