After self-taught photography in the field of chemical engineering, Li Lun took on the job of taking photos on campus. As a graduate student, he successfully transferred to the School of Journalism for further studies. He received a filming fee of about 20000 yuan for the anti fraud promotional video task he just took on; Shen Ju from the School of Humanities was favored by the script owner for her excellent writing skills. She has already completed a short script and received a salary of 30000 yuan. She is currently working on creating a new long one; Bai Weiwei and Qu Xihe from the Academy of Fine Arts have more skills to excel in, such as nail salons, hair dyeing, logo design, research and graphic editing... as long as it is related to art, they can do it well. Many college students are willing to use their leisure time to earn money to subsidize themselves, but in addition to regular part-time jobs and professional internships, many college students try to combine earning money with their professional skills - earning money through their profession is more cost-effective. With excellent professional skills, college students rely on their flexible abilities to earn money and start part-time jobs. Some images come to mind: shop assistants in coffee shops, flyers that cannot be distributed in the crowd, constantly refreshing promotional advertisements with keyboard clicks... Most of these part-time jobs have no technical barriers, but they take a long time and their salaries are not high. For some college students with excellent professional skills, they are more willing to make money flexibly based on their own abilities. Bai Weiwei has been doing dormitory nail salons since her third year. Through posting on Xiaohongshu and mutual recommendations from customers, her business quickly flourished. Now, if she wants to make an appointment for a nail salon with her, she has to wait for a month. Compared to nail salons on the market, Bai Weiwei's fees are not high, but it is still relatively easy to subsidize oneself with a monthly income of over 3000 yuan. In order to satisfy customers and improve efficiency, Bai Weiwei took advantage of this summer and worked part-time for a month at a self-service nail salon. She said, "If I want to do it, I have to start with the best. I don't want others to say that you actually do it mediocrely." Coincidentally, at this moment, her good friend earned her "first bucket of gold" by teaching Korean, which made her a little jealous. After careful consideration, Bai Weiwei prepared the materials and officially opened for business. Qu Xihe has also worked as a dormitory manicure, but this is only one of her side jobs. In addition, she has also taken on tasks such as hair dyeing, logo design, editing scientific research illustrations, taking photos, and drawing illustrations. Some of them were picked up in the "Academy of Fine Arts Becomes Rich" group of their department, and some were picked up in the school's official account, which is similar to the confession wall. For her, who has both aesthetic and practical abilities online, these tasks are very easy. Starting from his junior year, Li Lun started his business of taking photos on campus. Like Bai Weiwei, Li Lun mainly solicits business through mutual referrals between Xiaohongshu and clients. In his senior year, Li Lun can shoot up to 5 orders a day, earning approximately 1000 yuan per order. For this, Li Lun also created a document specifically to arrange time, and every day was full. Nowadays, Li Lun has replaced his camera with over 30000 yuan and bought nearly 10 lenses. When Li Lun self-taught photography, he only took photos of scenery. In order to take good portraits, he began to watch various teaching videos crazily and studied a large number of portrait works. His phone album was filled with photos that he thought were good. Fortunately, he accumulated enough experience in filming scenery, and after trying to shoot two models, many people began asking him to take photos. Shen Ju, who loves to play script killing, joined the Inference Association