"The 10-year government bond is a long-term bond. Its issuer is the national government and the bond period is 10 years. The principal and interest of the government bond are guaranteed by the government, so it is a low-risk investment tool and is widely used in the financial market.

The issuance of government bonds is beneficial for the national government to raise funds to meet various government expenditure needs, such as national construction, social welfare, technological innovation, etc. For investors, government bonds provide a relatively safe investment option, the principal and interest of which are guaranteed by the government, so the investment risk is relatively low.

Yields on government bonds are usually higher than demand deposit rates, but lower than other riskier financial products. The purchase method of government bonds is also relatively simple. It can be purchased through financial institutions such as securities companies and commercial banks. The purchase amount is low and the investment threshold is low.

Another feature of government bonds is that they have good liquidity, and investors can resell them before maturity to obtain income. The yield of government bonds will be affected by various factors such as market supply and demand, economic situation, and monetary policy. Therefore, investors need to pay close attention to market changes and policy dynamics, and formulate corresponding investment strategies.

In conclusion, 10-year government bonds are a safe, stable investment vehicle for some risk-averse investors. If you want to obtain relatively stable income and have high liquidity requirements, you can consider buying government bonds. "