Part of an overall Unemployment Rate of 5. 3 injuly. All of which has had people taking to social media. Kerry allen works for Bbc Monitoring and has been observing Social Media Activity in china discussing this move. What are people saying in china about this move to stop counting Youth Unemployment . This has been a major Talking Point on social media and state media have reported this is not something young people should worry about and that things are projected to improve from august onwards but on social media a lot of comments that i have seen are very cynical, showing that statistically unemployment has been rising since the beginning of the year, and they are commenting things like, everything is stable, everything is improving, and the idea that if you do not see the data, it is not a problem. Sarcasm is clearly not data, it is not a problem. Sarcasm is clearly not dead data, it is not a problem. Sarcasm is clearly not dead over data, it is not a problem. Sarcasm is clearly no
rising since the beginning of the year, and they are commenting things like, everything is stable, everything is improving, and the idea that if you do not see the data, it is not a problem. sarcasm is clearly not data, it is not a problem. sarcasm is clearly not dead data, it is not a problem. sarcasm is clearly not dead over data, it is not a problem. sarcasm is clearly not dead over there. - it s hard to ignore the fact that so many young people in china arejobless. about one in five. we ve also seen tv news coverage aboutjobs fairs and promoting youth entrepreneurship. it has not been completely ignored. is it particularly bold of these individuals to speak out on social media in china? do they risk consequences? it is not bein: do they risk consequences? it is not being ignored do they risk consequences? it is not being ignored and do they risk consequences? it is not being ignored and there do they risk consequences? it is not being ignored and there is do they risk