More Gen Z chooses grass-roots employment, boosting rural revitalization

As the class of 2023 bid farewell to campus life, a record number of new graduates have flocked to the job market. Amid the job-hunting season which has been dubbed the toughest in history, some new employment trends emerge as more and more generation Z choose to build up careers from the “grass roots” – the vast western region, hometowns back in villages and towns, and remote areas.

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