China’s unemployment crisis shows no signs of easing as graduates face reality check due to coronavirus

One of a record high 8.7 million graduates who entered China’s job market this summer, the next stage of Rita Zhang’s life has started badly.The 23-year-old, who studied cultural industry management at a university in Beijing, was looking forward to joining an advertising start-up until the outbreak of coronavirus led to nationwide lockdown in late January.The job offer was withdrawn with her prospective employer battling high office rent and diminishing revenues, stranding Zhang in…

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