China’s ‘rotten-tail kids’ face rotten job prospects
College graduates are being forced to accept low-paid work as the unemployment crisis deepens
College graduates are being forced to accept low-paid work as the unemployment crisis deepens
At the heart of Beijing’s artificial intelligence strategy is to use the technology to tighten ideological control
His ‘Second China Shock’ would ‘drive foreign’ firms ‘out of business,’ creating a new world order
Reaction to ‘Black Myth: Wukong’ triggered a slew of comments in Chinese about President Xi Jinping
Workers from poor rural regions that built the economic ‘miracle’ are still treated with disdain
Behind the glitzy facade of high-tech supremacy, Beijing is suffering an economic breakdown
‘The country will be half as large as it is today if an active immigration policy is not implemented’
Last year the numbers jumped 13% compared to 2022 with more than 821,000 living in the country
Investigations launched into ‘harvesting of body parts,’ illicit fees and construction of cemeteries
Foreign investment in the world’s second-largest economy dries up to a trickle amid geopolitical risks