11 Million College Graduates Sent to Rural Areas? China Faces Grim Job Prospects for Graduates
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- čas přidán 13. 03. 2024
- The youth unemployment rate in China remains high, made worse by a projected increase in university graduates this year to 11.8 million, which is 210,000 more than last year. Oddly, in an effort to boost employment rates, many mainland universities are urging graduates not to solely focus on civil service exams and postgraduate studies but to consider "assisting poverty alleviation" in rural areas.
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"Studying for 10 years, graduating to become a dishwasher" ....OMFG !!! That is so brutal.
Learn to code!
isn't thal also gonna go to hell if AI becomes more advanced? @@starguy2718
@@starguy2718 Yes, they did for much of that 10 years.
your name and pfp, gives your comment a different meaning, and i like it.
I will remove all your alpha from omega vaccine@@AlphaOmegaXIII
It just feels wrong to pressure students to do their absolute best in their studies until they faint and vomit, only to tell them you can't apply to any good company.
Its like that in the west now too.
all the good company left....
Yes and for them to go into serious debt while at it
Pretty much labor surplus
they are encouraged to apply for military jobs. I can't
Paying for a Job, these scammers are preying on the desperate people even in there jobless economy. Wow 😞
It already happens in Italy, but of course it's illegal and a scam (it happens in many forms, in the literal way and hidden as the payment for a "course" with a guaranteed unpayed internship).
Assist in poverty alleviation but don’t question how poverty happened (it’s called CCP central planning plus corrupt).
It should be made illegal globally. We can't allow unethical employers to prey on desperate population.
These are State and government jobs being paid for. Same with Military Ranks and Civil Service positions.
It’s an Empty Chair position that usually exists as a political /strategic position, as a gang or other political power grab would take an income and position as “security“. These used to be for relatives and the equivalent is a Board Seat in an executive board, someone paid to invest in a corporation who contributes.
This would be impossible in a Merit Based business that has to operate with profit and income… but these jobs don’t have a profit motive. They exist to provide security from further/ other manipulation.
They exist to keep the bureaucracy intact. If something actually goes wrong, the entire economy basically implodes because they don’t hire workers, they install placeholders for political and nepotistic advantage.
State run companies, are often filled with permanent workers, ie they don’t get promotions or excel, the position is usually in a military supply or protected industry where they don’t expand or have a profit incentive. Merit doesn’t matter.
The International TEFL Academy offers a guaranteed job placement as an English teacher in Southeast Asia if you pay about 400 dollars.
Imagine paying for a job that will take you 2 years to earn back what you paid only for the company to either fire you or shut down in a year. This whole thing stinks like a typical scam
Imagine paying off college debt for 20 years. Or more.
Imagine being in abject fear to criticize your country's goverment even to hyperboliical levels if wanted. - later @LilyGazou
Not just a scam, but a political system.
These jobs are in the equivalent of a civil service position. They don’t have strict requirements for employment, but they are “connected” jobs.
Nobody is hired from a recruitment agency, the government civil service selects people to work there, usually Party members or their family. To get a promotion, you have to follow the Rules of the Party. Unwritten and written.
The video probably should explain it better, but some jobs in China are basically military/party affiliated. They hire people to fill the positions available in small batches, and this leads to politically nepotistic jobs being created and filled to hire friends and allies in state government jobs and departments.
These companies will close down in 3 days and you don't get your money back. This is definitely a scam.
This should be illegal
I’m from Kenya and these issues happens every where; my uncle has a masters degree in strategic marketing but due to nepotism and limited job offers in his field of study to earn a sustainable living he had no choice but to enter into farming. He’s doing well coz with the profits earned from farming he was able to establish himself as an independent consultant adding another stream of income plus what he also earns from farming.
Ah…great old nepotism. Congrats on your uncle in developing a 2nd stream of income.
Strategic Marketing doesn't exist.
@@LOUDMOUTHTYRONE First, business programs are given different names depending on the institution and country that you studied in so maybe it goes by another name in your country. Secondly, My uncle got his degree 20 yrs ago and since then due to technological advances many institutions have had to re-evaluate their business programs to align them with the present financial systems & economic realities. Keep in mind the present business world is very dynamic and universities & colleges have to keep revising their programs to keep up just look at the impact AI is already having in the business sector, so don’t just dismiss something because you’ve not yet come across it. There are over 190 recognized countries each with their own built-in economies to meet their unique business models and the business courses taught will often be tailored to meet the specific needs for their people.
It's basically labor surplus. You watch as these PRIVATE, MEGA-CORPORATIONS sends us all to Morld Mar 3!!
Good for your uncle for persevering he sounds like an admirable man! Nepotism is a blight.
how is the corruption and unemployment so bad that people are auctioning off job positions
It’s probably a residual value from the pre-capitalist system, you had fixed employment for government factories and civil service work.
2 years salary for a fixed job seems insane, but, there would be intangible benefits and access to government benefits. State corp jobs have a lot of access to government subsidies. Now, that could be forfeit or lost when your local bureaucrat is embezzling those funds , but that doesn’t change the intangible benefits of having a guaranteed income. Especially if you have a cousin or a relative who is Average. Ie nothing Special and cannot be hired for anything due to laziness or incompetence. Tons of these jobs exist to basically house useless / inconvenient people. But who are lucky enough to have a politically connected family member.
A lot of quirks in the Chinese system are based on these pre-capitalist systems still affecting modern governance and modern rationing. Especially the nepotism and corruption.
Prior to the free market trade, CCP would arrest people for trading goods for money, “grey” market goods trading would operate in villages and towns, as produce was still being exported for military consumption, as part of the tax and farmland occupation. Jobs would pay coupons for allocated rations.
Most of the food, military equipment and procurement of military surplus production was organised by state factories, up until the 1970s I think.
So, people would negotiate to sell their job when they had to move or marry, finding a family member to work in their position. The money would go to the manager to change the paperwork to reflect the salary changes. Sic. But, this way the coupons and other benefits for being a Town/City resident would still belong to the family, your houko/house book would still allow you to have food or other services that could be traded to other people. Because, you could not buy “reserved” things from most vendors ie clothing, fabric, fuel, transport, etc without a coupon.
You would pay for these jobs because they would keep paying salary during all weather or famine, it was a lifetime commitment type job.
Because the hiring process would be managed by the local civil service/bureaucrats, you’d end up with the government filling the position with their own family / friends as temporary workers, or worse.
sloprosperity
Communism ??
How are you stupid enough to use this channel as a source of accurate and unbiased information?
Image going to college were the scam begins.
On an individual level, this is tragic. Spending a decade of your life studying to become a professional, only to be forced onto your grandparents rice paddy for subsistence survival... But also on a social level this is tragic. Trillions of dollars and hours dedicated to training a whole generation of people for things they simply will not be doing. Such a waste, such a sad state of affairs. It's so tragic to have been born in China, a fate I wouldn't wish on anyone...
The high education industry became a scam long time ago before this, they know they can guarantee everyone a job but keep encouraging the young to join in.
Okay, hear me out. Call me a conspiracy theorist if you will, but consider what happened in China the last time students were sent to rural areas... Hmm?
Oh...OOOOOH!
What happened?
Cultural Revolution: Part II
I thought the same as soon as the CCP indicated it would be a desirable activity for them to do so. Tired, starving young people have less energy to protest. 🤨🤨🫣🫣
@@m.h.f3350Just the worst man-made famine in history. Not much.
This is rich. Wasted time and money for school and were told to go farming. Don't aim for civil servant jobs, go farm.
Except the CCP will steal all their produce and leave them to starve, just like the old days under Mao.
*500,000,000 Chinese people unemployed...*
This is a natural result of supply and demand out of wack. Chinese have to learn that going to college is NOT the golden ticket it used to be. Far from it
@@hebrewyisraeliteyahawadahite HOLY HELLL😮
There is nothing wrong with farming.. Chinese people left their roots ( farming) for few extra bucks and now they are crying..
Here in Japan, The job offer rate for expected university graduates is 91.6%.
- Junior college 85.7%
- Vocational college 85.5%
- Technical school 98.7%
- High school graduate 98%.
The number of Chinese and Korean people coming to Japan in search of work has increased rapidly, and the job offer rate may have dropped to 91.6%.
That's good since you don't need much requirements for lesser paying jobs. Here in the Philippines? Being a cashier, merchandiser has to have a bachelor's degree to get hired lol. But I think if these situations in China are true, then our job market is better than them.
And we know how much you hate foreigners
Not complicated for Japan...they have more old retiring people than new born babies (so future worker) :/ their marketplace is not saturated with competition everywhere
Tech School has a 98.7% RATIO DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD SO COOL! should have gone to one of those.
Corruption can destroy everything …
Exactly in US too alot corruptio now
Thats Ccp ! 🤬🤮
Obvious statements are obvious.
Communism destroys everything
@tutran-si1ip In thr UK also.
the debt bubble is about to burst. Buying a job? Sounds like the realestate scam where you put up money to buy a home that's not built and start paying a mortgage. ridiculous.
Buying a job 🤔
you can do anything to a washed brain...
@@user-lb8bg6kj9mbuying a job is like starting a business, all things considered.
🤔 Mao must be so happy, all his dreams are finally coming True 🙃🤣💕🙏🏼
Until robot farmers kill farm jobs.
Nah, Karl Marx.....he never thought Russia was the place his manifesto took hold..,.hell china was even more rural, and where was the aristocracy there?
He's in hell now.
His dreams came true once !! 😂😂😂
@@user-qd4td7yb8e i think demon mao like the heat
Just like the girl early on in the video who felt frustrated that she could not find a job, many of us at one time or another have been unemployed and the despair was just crushing. You feel like you'll never get a job, your self-esteem hits rock bottom and you lose all hope of being a part of society. It's a terrible feeling. In China multiply that by hundreds of thousands. Sad.
'Buying a job'...let me guess: the 'recruiter' splits the fee with a 'friend' in said company.
The job gets filled (...maybe) and the 'connected' line their pockets... _that_ kids, is next-level corruption.
And after a year, the person gets fired... and the job buying racket can begin anew.
Same racket in Indian railways, you pay an introductory fee for an interview and may be a job 😂😂😂😂
It's a common. Employment coach however not popular.
What, just like Mao back in the 60s? Who would have thought
Every thing old is new again.
History on repeat
Old is gold 😂😂😂😂
Feel so sad for the Chinese people being screwed by CCP 😡
Nah... the chinese deserve what they tolerate.
But they never speak up against ccp,
@@ksrawat88 Its very difficult for us in the West to understand what its like to grow up and live in that controlled environment. Experiencing the total propaganda and brain washing. The CCP has TOTAL control of peoples lives to the point that dissenting voices disappear. The only place worse is North Korea.
It seems that its reaching a boiling point...
@@ksrawat88 they aren’t allowed to. most legitimate dissent is censored.
they most likely supported and voted for it...
My heart goes out to these students. I got bummed out when I lost my job and it took months to find a new one... but to be beholden to the state and sent to till fields after studying calculus seems like extreme demoralization. I hope they find hope there or in a new place far away.
A person's degree in China holds no weight in other countries. Their degree is worthless, especially a degree in medical ex: Doctor's degree may only get you a job cleaning bed pans in the U.S.
Ppfffft, what hope outside the U.S.A?
On this topic I see a lot of college grads with degrees in "soft" fields in the reporting from China. This surprises me. I was taking some graduate classes in statistics a few years back and there were lots of Chinese students. Some would admit they would prefer to be studying something else, like marketing, but their parents insisted that they go into a STEM field. Sound advice, actually.
The issues these Chinese grads are facing are the same as in the US, but the job market here is in much better shape than in China. So, while they may not get a job in their major, they can get a job. Frankly, there are too many people with these non-core majors that, as the second girl in the video found out, just about anyone can do without the degree. Many of these fields have no place in a university curriculum. Copywriting, entrepreneurship and similar are really only valid in a vocational business school. What the universities, in China and the US, have done is to offer these inappropriate subjects to expand their market. That is all. They dupe people like the woman in the video.
Stem based degree is the only valuable degree
@@Chad-Giga. I have to agree with you there. There are some other professional degrees (such as architecture) that have some relevance, but their demand is limited. In many cases, the schools offering these degrees are selective and limit the size of classes.
In the liberal arts, there are few employment opportunities. We need some people in these fields, primarily as teachers. From a practitioner point of view, they are a total bust. The only successful ones are those that ones go on to get a law degree or an MBA. Again, with limited job opportunities.
Nobody is being duped if you are old enough to do your own research on job prospects with your degree. Colleges offer a variety degrees with no promise of a job for any of them. I majored in philosophy because I loved the subject, not because I thought it was going to land me a job. I knew it was a useless major job wise.
@@plumeria66 You majored in philosophy, interesting. Did you do graduate studies or get a professional degree (law, MBA, etc.)?
As for "kids" being duped, I have to disagree with you, with a caveat. That is, parents are also involved in these decisions. Either the parents are paying, or they at least acquiesce, assuming the student gets a loan for their studies. I will give a typical case. The son of a friend of mine got an English degree from and expensive school. He had well over $100K in debt (this is in the US). He asked his father for help when he couldn't get a sufficient job. Hs father, who was very successful, said he would only help if he went back and got a practical degree.
@@louisgiokas2206 I thought you meant being duped by the schools. Yes, I got a master’s in International Relations which didn’t do me much good. All the jobs I applied for were too competitive or required me to have taken accounting courses. I would’ve ended up the same way without the master’s degree. Anyway, I got a reporter job in Asia which didn’t require a master’s. I have no regrets. But if I were a young person today, I would not major in an impractical degree unless I came from a wealthy family and didn’t have to worry about making a living. Everything costs too much now and wages are low. Too many liberal arts grads after the same jobs. Regarding your friend’s son, his parents should’ve informed him better and not mislead him.
paying the company to work for them... that's rich.
It's going to get worse once companies start using AI and over 20 years ago, I got laid of and replaced by a robot arm.
This will happen in the USA as well. These are times of extreme changes and transformation.
My buddy makes the big bucks repairing robot arms.
Wait till they realize people have way too much time on their hands. Too much time on their hands and no will to live? Some will just die and others will revolt.
@@brianboye8025 This is the modern Industrial revolution.
@@suavesweettStyx had a song about that problem- Too much time on my hands 😂
Well unfortunately someone has to scrub toilets and pick tomatoes. Congratulations on graduating college!
The CCP will steal all their tomatoes and leave them to starve.
Having collage diploma in "social/humanity" study is of no value in China, for even graduate from premier collage. You should have STEM degree to get a decent job. Such non-STEM centric collage curricular of Chinese collage is to blame part of this youth unemployment problem.
@@youcantataYou could have a STEM degree and you only have a marginally better chance at getting work in China's current job market.
You can bet it’s not going to be the kids of the elite.
I graduated HS in 06 and college in 2012. During that time I tried to get jobs and only got barely above minimum wage jobs after college I could only get jobs that paid $8-$20/hr meanwhile I could’ve just worked and not had debt and worked up to management or got the job to pay for my college. From 2008-2015 it was economic downturn in America, many college graduates were stuck with low paying jobs and not used their degree. College is mainly benefiting the people that work there and the politicians that line their pockets endorsing the school or giving them tax breaks. College is too expensive and people don’t get their return in investments for at least 5-10 years post college if they get one at all. Pushing young adults to trades is the best bet for financial security
And after all they say they need more people/kids 😂
That's crazy paying for a job, not knowing if the scammers will keep you hired after they burn thru your money.
I doubt they would keep you on when they can charge another person the fee too to replace you. Basically they are getting free labor.
I’m always astounded by how LOW the wages are in China 😔
It is a base of China economy. If the wages were high the all produced goods would be uncompetitive
It would be that way here if inflation wasn’t so bad and if the politicians and businesses didn’t sell out the Americans for cheaper labor overseas.
@@meangreen6044And if Americans actually paid attention.
Doctors only make about 10,000 rmb a month once on average. Even those who are in residency are only on 2,000 to 3,000.
Remember it’s all relative to the cost of living. In China it costs a family of 4 $2000 a month to live, in the U.S. it’s $5000, both before rent. Average Chinese monthly wage is $3050, average US monthly wage is $5677. They ain’t doin as bad as Uncle Sam would like you to think.
‘Alright, half the population, go back to subsistence farming. The other half, go into the army. By the time you finish dying, the untrained farmers will have gotten good enough to feed more than themselves.’ 😰
Sounds like what happened in the US during/after the 2008 recession. I graduated, no jobs, went to work on a farm for no pay. Suffer in early 20s -> Struggle in mid 20s -> Hustle in late 20s -> Success in early 30s. No thanks to university at all. It was a waste of time and money and nothing more, not even good life experience. I would have gotten more useful life experience working a minimum wage job. I have nothing positive to say about post-high school education at all.
Wow...
Lets sell the position for 100K. Will fire him after 60 days and hire again...
Comrades, this is good money
selling jobs is just wild, i assume its targeting parents of unemployed children
the Australian government pays subsidies to employers to hire people from the dole.. hardly different
@@JReklis it's extremely different
@@JReklisvery different. One is above subsidy to his more offsetting some of the cost a company may not be able to afford. The other is me giving a company money to give me back over the course of the next year... or 3. If they keep me around that long.
@@PrayingPanda Both methods are in order to subsidise the hiring of unemployables.. The morals of the employer in both cases are the same and the source of the subsidy is only reflective of the economic system in place
@JReklis no its not and you know it. One of the employee paying the company for a job only to have the company slowly give them that money back and the other is the government offsetting the payroll cost. I'm not giving you my money only for you to trickle it back into my pocket while I give you my labor.
Yes! Time machine, back to Mao's Cultural Revolution. The young go to the rural country to help the peasants and propage Revolution. Many and many died.
By design.
1:18 A sensible young person. Such maturity would impress me in an interview.
dude buying your job 1-2 year of salary, i think id cry too
When 100,000 other applicants say the same thing, with same qualifications for the same 7 jobs....
❤❤❤ sounds ripe for "" REVOLUTION "" ❤❤❤
Yes, they may get their hands dirty instead of playing on the internet all day. Then begging for food from the u n .
Which is pretty hard to do when you don't have guns and the government is armed to the teeth and can quash any rebellion or dissenting voice with complete impunity.
Many in Tiananmen Square thirty odd years ago thought so, but tanks persuaded them otherwise.
That's why the CCP built such a huge army: it isn't for fighting outside enemies, it's for fighting the Chinese population.@@LamborghiniDiabloSVPursuit
This is a global problem. Universities are producing graduates & there aren't enough jobs to go around. Everyone turns their nose up at jobs like cleaning, sanitation & farming, but without them, cities would collapse into chaos. Learn a trade folks, trades will always be needed.
In my coutry this is unimaginable, china alone has this cruel system taken to the extreme
farming is important as well besides other skills required in life which unfortunately never been taught in schools or universities...
I graduated magna cum laude and my first job was as a dish washer in a cafe. It's called doing what you have to do to eat.
Either a trade or learn a skill to get steady gigs. Even some trades arent paying well even after getting to journeyman.
@ayrasimmons1607 This works in USA, not China. Still have to pay for a trade job and then no garuntees one is available.
Only in China will you ever find an job listing that requires a security guard to have college credentials.
its so sad honestly. Its so different from the China I used to know when I lived there 2009-2014. Its unbelievable how much has changed in just 10 years ... though ofc I am not oblivious to the fact that a lot of things were also bad back then but I feel its just so much worse now
This channel may be exaggerating the downturn.
But who knows wtf is going on.
I totally agree with you. It's like we were under some type of spell...and couldn't see the falseness...,
When I look back I realise that it's like Shakespeare " goodly rotten apple" on the outside it's all beautiful, cut open its rotten and extremely corrupt. It was all an illusion!!!
Of course it gets worse because it is a communist "country"!!! What did you expect?
Feel sorry for this young people
And the educated masses can't protest when they are dispersed across the countryside.
Don’t study arts or general courses. You’re not managing business just because you have a degree in business management
oh. Currently the CCP really in need of soldiers right now.
Sad thing that some of the will be canon fodders. It won't be easy to refuse
So sorry for these clever young people who have diligently studied and now have no job.
Here's some advice from an old lady. I think young people should seriously consider learning a trade. For example no matter what happens, everyone will need a plumber to fix a toilet, or an electrician to install or repair wiring.
In Australia tradies earn seriously good money. Not so much in China though.
Hell even in the US, trades are good money, better than most with degrees.@@freeman10000
Spoiled brats don't like to get their hands dirty. There are no standards for trades in c h i na.
I agree my son Is a carpenter with great benefits and pay ...
These folk are going to need farmers...
What is shocking is they allow so many people to go to college so the college can make money, but there is only a tiny percentage of jobs available in the field they study, students are lied to. When everyone aims to the top, society will fail. When society starts to fail financially, the economy needs to be restructured, people need to go work in farms, gathering resources, work in distribution, etc. People will die faster without farmers, than without doctors. Farmers are actually more important.
yet again Winnie the Pooh stated that the battle on poverty had been worn. There was no more poverty...so why do the young have to help alleviate the poverty that doesn't exist?
Went broke for degrees and they say your only good enough to grow cabbages and be a chicken farmer 😓
University in China is cheap, debt is almost non existent
didn't Xi Bear go through this himself with the original Down to the Countryside, if it's good enough for uncle xi ?
🤣🤣🤣 Your degree doesn't matter any more go get your gear where going farming simulator 😂😂😂
I have taken notice of your many valuable pieces of advice.With all the much needed words,the Chinese can now confidently proceed with their day.(with a big smile on face)
At least they will have some arse wipe for a while. Get a hoe and a shovel, learn something useful.
aka communism simulator
Such low quality post
High school graduate: It’s the same diploma as me!
This video was really interesting -- a real eye opener!
It's basically a terrible situation no matter which ever way you turn. The employers will not hire anyone over the age of 25. 😢😢😢
*No one has entered a state of "promise fatigue" from the CCP's eternal wordiness-without-positive-action more than the young people of the PRC.*
Wow didn't know you needed a college degree to wash dishes. Seriously the Universities should just be upfront tell people to not come, it will be a waste of their time and money.
I saw a program yesterday saying package delivery people are needed vary badly in china right now.
Love how most of the great university Chinese professors don't even live in c h i na .
What do you mean?
@@bitter_truth8646 2/3 of the professors they interview are at least smart enough not to live in c h i n a, or they would be arrested for anything they say.
I'm surprised theirs not a masters in dishwashing
The fuse has been lit, wonder how long before it blows..
And people are still shocked, SHOCKED, that young people refuse to play along and breed new disposable workers?
Too many graduates, too little jobs. Competition is too much.
How do you get graduates to farm? BURY THEIR CELL PHONE.
Pretty much the same in the US except you deliver food instead.
During my freshman year in college, some of the teachers and my upperclassmen would told me 'welcome to hell, I hope you survive college.' Upon seeing this, this is worse than attending college.
I just came back from deployment for 3 months. Had many interviews, only job I got now is a temp warehouse stocker at night l.
Farm that rice!
Youre degrees are all a joke.
😂😂😂😂 please just don’t come to the west!
Thanks for your good information.
unemployement is big issue in India too
The animations were incorrect - one of the text bubbles were repeated
She is Very Lucky,She Have job for Farmer
It shows that there is a lot of competition in the field because everybody is also trying to climb the ranks. :(
Let's be honest. Finding job is hard nowadays. Not just china, but at another country
Previous Chinese generations sacrificed for future generations..Great nations are created out of dedication and hard work..not in the luxury of their urban homes...
Centralized planning causes distributed collapse. It happens every single time!!
Just come to U.S and earn $20/hr at fast food restaurant - no diploma is required.
This reminds me of how positions were purchased in Victorian Britain in law or shipping. This is a step back for China
So these people prepared and studied since they were infants to the adulthood like CRAZY just to go back to work in the fields? Wouldn't be better to have had a real childhood, touch some grass and live a bit more if the endgame was the same as the ones who studied so hard? I don't see the incentive here. Am I missing something? PAYING TO WORK?! BUYING A JOB?!
Spongebob: "You start out at $10 an hour."
Patrick: "Wow"
Spongebob: "When I started, I had to pay Mr. Krabs *a hundred* dollars an hour."
History repeats itself。 Good job, XI!
"Those who fail to learn the lessons of history are doomed to repeat it."
Winnie the Pooh: "Hold my green tea."
Mao is smiling from the deepest level of Hell. He knows Xi will soon be joining him.
The problem was obvious before it even started. By 2015, a massive University world was taking in massive amounts of students from anywhere and everywhere. I don't blame them because they were enthusiastic 18 yos who want to take on the world and become a successful park designer. There was NEVER any such demand for 1.8 million park designers in China and every experienced adult planner knew that. Ok, so I don't blame these people who didn't work on farms and orientated every bit of their best years into a vision of an office and suit an a 'career'. Something many outside of this culture may not understand but it's much worse for them than you'd think:
- in 2024, we've already seen massive number of the factory workers sent back to their villages.
- villagers are HORRIFIC in terms of social shaming, jealousy, taunting over the petty of petty little social faces and it's really a lot of toxic shame culture. 'xiao ren' [little man] which has the english idiom like "small minded man'. they will simply torment, shame and dump toxic humiliations on all these students who return to the farms.
They will not know how to farm. They will be antagonized, humiliated, disrespected.
I don't blame the 200 million university grads who didn't know it was all a kind of prank, a game, a hustle their 'boomer generation' used them for.
I paid for my first job too. To be honest I really didn’t have anything to contribute so I thought it was fair. Fortunately I did end up learning from the job and step up from there. In the East traditionally interns work for their masters for free especially when you are learning carpentry or blacksmith.
Paying for a job.
It's what companies in China are coming to. There's nothing you can do about it, but take it up ass and love it.❤
China has s heck of a lot of extra men...
Take this advice from someone who has had to do the initial processing of 100+ resumes for a single job opening. In a depressed job market, potential employees will be looking for reasons set aside resumes. Someone with a college degree but little job experience has little chance of getting an interview much less a job.
These people need to look for ways to bypass the job posting, send-in resume, get interviewed process. They need a friend or relative who'll vouch for them _before_ a job gets publicized. Convince a potential employer they can do the job without the hassle of posting, reading resumes, and interviewing. That is where their best chance lies.
So you need to become a master manipulator that can seduce anyone in high positions to weasel your way into a job. Or be born into an already well-connected family. The first option is highly unlikely because people that have a lot of influence do not mingle with the peasants. The 2nd option is purely luck and is outside of your control.
We left FangChengGang and Nanning, China in 2004. My son was 11-years-old. We sent him to UCLA Dentistry School and he's now a Millionaire here in California, USA.
^..^~~
China js Making college student work the fields like there parents but didnt the parent work those jobs so there kids dont have to work those jobs? The parents wanted there kids to pursue a better life and not have to suffer the same hardships they did
Without being productive.. without being hard-working... don't expect prosperity.
So much for all thoses college certificates and years of study ......
only to become a farm hand .....
Homestead life is respectable but I'm not built for that lifestyle. Can't even own land.
im not gonna blame chinese with that.
My country kinda did this witih
"sarjana masuk desa"
(graduate in the village)
so the government mandated that graduate (later the undergraduate) to serve the rural community.
Those poor people.Paying to try to find a job. They have no money. Thats crazy!! How is that going to work out! This is not sustainable.
if you buy a job.. can you still get fired?!?!
No, the customer is always right
@@hufficag😂💀
Just watch as your 3 years of hard work for a job turns to ashes within a year because the company closes due to economic recession.
If it’s in ccp unit. It’s possible. They don’t care about human values or moral values. Buying won’t do anything since CCP controls everything. Even money.
this is terrible….. 😢
I would resist govt. trying to take over my future, my life. That's not so much better than outright slavery. And like slaveowners, this govt has absolute power over the life and death of every Chinese, even across the world. I can talk easy because through no effort on my part, it was my dumb luck to be born here.
So much of success in life is due to just plain luck. Being born in the right country, having the right parents (rich), or the right economy just as you get out of school.
@@YourHineyness This is a loser mentality. A poor person can achieve the same things, they just have to endure a much harder life. In the end, they end up being much wiser and resilient then a person that was given everything on a silver platter and will likely blow through all of the family's fortune.
paying for employment (appreciating asset)
almost as bad as paying for college debt (depreciating asset)
This is the way... Education, degree is only meant so that you work for others. Work for your self and grow
A Copyright degree in China sounds ludicrous. Maybe she meant Copywriter.
Considering China violates all copyrights, I don't see how such a degree would be a good idea.
It's like training to be a vegetable salesman at Chernobyl.
A copywriter doesn’t deal with copyright 😅😂 a copywriter is someone who writes for a living.
@@Vintaronica I honestly don’t see how this differs from what I wrote
@@aaronkerrigan241Dude did you even look at 1:91 and even care about 2:62 ?
@@aaronkerrigan241 dude, this is a video I commented on weeks ago. you are obviously better versed in this video than I so I will defer to you. Score one for the good guy. As an aside I don’t usually watch these type videos because it tends to be stock footage and often Chinese text so I listen to them.
❤❤❤ leave college go get behind a water buffalo !!! ❤❤❤
I’m so happy I didn’t compete collage! Best feeling ever!
Thinking that urban youth think like peasants is madness in this day and age.
The sprite of mao possessed xi that the answer to everything 👻
Sounds like the cultural revolution 2.0
If everyone has a degree, you are not special anymore. Your work for a company has to be worth more to them, than the salary they pay you or else the company will go bust sooner or later. Basic economics Never forget that. If you are fed up with the companies, be a freelancer or start your own business!
Wow mencengangkan
I suggest to the guys and girls of China to come to Jordan and the Arab Gulf to teach the Chinese language because it is required I am Jordanian and we have a whole neighborhood for the Chinese and we dealt with them well
Last thing CCP wants to for their citizens to experience better life outside the country and seeing them make a run for it. The only ones that get sent out of the country are hardcore loyalists and agents that have too much to lose if they act out of line.
Most Chinese refuse to travel outside of China.. That's the problem.
i did not realize that the Universities in China had gender studies degrees.
I sent my child to elementary school, when he graduated. My husband and I decide to let him learn at home ( it's homeschooling ) at home everyday he reads a lot of encyclopedia books and his knowledge amazed us.
Going to school is good but it isn't the one and only place you can get knowledge.
I am shocked with how hard the Chinese people work for their educations, but their country fails them at every turn. Even if that sort of remains true in the west as well, it's not even close to the blatant intensity at it is in China. If you study in the West, you will have work. So long as it's a lucrative field.