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No matter how poorly you answer, as long as you are willing to go, you will get the job.
This company's offer is extremely poor. Even master's degree holders are only offered the basic salary of 22K. After passing the probationary-period evaluation and including allowances, it is only 28K. There is no internal training system; you have to pay for further education outside the company, which they glorify as giving you the opportunity for self-directed learning while employed. It is also a position with an all-inclusive responsibility system (voluntary unpaid overtime). I wonder whether this really does not violate the Labor Standards Act, or whether it simply has not been reported. Later, after looking up relevant information online, it seemed that this kind of offer was even worse than working at McDonald's or a convenience store. The company also appears to be operating poorly; unable to make money, it can only cut down employees' salaries.