a university degree. only around one third of her class have found full time jobs. she is taking a job in sales, not her dream career, but she is determined to make the most of every opportunity. do you think it is more difficult now than when your parents were growing up to get a job? translation: yes. the fact is that there are lots ofjobs. the trouble is whether you are willing to lower your expectations. these jobs don t have good prospects for your future. they offer low salaries and you are easily replaceable. that is why most people would rather stay at home than choose one of these jobs. some disillusioned graduates posted photos on social media suggesting their degrees were worthless. others lay on the ground, lying flat it is called, a term used by young people opting out of the competition of modern life. as the number of young, unemployed people continued to rise, the chinese leader, president xi, came up with an idea. for decades, young people have left rural are
effort, educated, orwant better life and so on so forth, but is just not there. is telling you with the chinese economy is not dynamic or big enough to generate jobs for these people, whitejobs, meaning working in finance, startup, tech, there are just not enough jobs in those sectors. 50. there are just not enough “obs in those sectorsfi those sectors. so, if there isn t enou:h those sectors. so, if there isn t enough drugs those sectors. so, if there isn t enough drugs in those sectors. so, if there isn t enough drugs in those - those sectors. so, if there isn t enough drugs in those type - those sectors. so, if there isn t enough drugs in those type of. enough drugs in those type of sectors, the economy isn t dynamic enough as he pointed, how do you go about cementing that, how does china, what policy levers can impose to make a difference? to make a difference? personally, i don t think they to make a difference? personally, i don t think they have to make a difference?