This is a macro aspect. The characteristic of being a lawyer is to be bitter before sweet. Bitter before sweet means that starting a business is very hard, because lawyers' income comes entirely from cases. Lawyers who have just started a business have poor professional ability, lack of experience, and lack of fame and case source. No case, no income. Therefore, interns who have just entered the lawyer industry can only start as assistants, help other lawyers and accumulate experience, while law firms generally (except big ones) only pay very low wages, which is very difficult in the first few years. After this period, if you can persist, then you will gradually have some customers and cases, and your income will increase rapidly. The more experienced lawyers, the more cases and the higher income.