https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uF4LF56ztQ China’s Education Bubble Bursts: 1.2M Masters Jobless, Even PhDs Cry For Jobs (Perhaps like India) 22 Jul 2026 ✪ Members first on 22 July 2026 #chinaobserver Under Xi Jinping’s leadership, China’s job market has come under severe pressure. Foreign companies have pulled back, private businesses have faced tighter controls, and sectors including the internet, private education, real estate, and manufacturing have all been strongly affected. As a result, job opportunities across many industries have declined sharply, making employment increasingly difficult, especially during the peak graduation season in June and July. Even graduates from China’s top universities, including those with master’s and doctoral degrees, are struggling to find stable jobs. The reality of the declining value of academic credentials is pushing an entire generation of young people into an increasingly difficult situation. For many, even higher degrees no longer guarantee a decent job, triggering widespread frustration online. @chinesesparrows 1 hour ago (edited) CCP wolf warriors were saying everyone else is trash while invading waters not theirs. CCP land is reaping what they sowed for decades. @oldguy70-u7j 43 minutes ago Funny how in communist countries you need a master's degree to be a delivery person! @chinesesparrows 58 minutes ago Also ageism is extreme in CCP land. Even if you get a job and work 996 (9am to 9pm 6 days a week) CCP land companies still fire you when you reach 35 years old. Lives are valued as disposable from the top down starting from the CCP. @tatsuyamishima6951 25 minutes ago (edited) And there are many third tier universities I don't understand what for there, degrees sound weird and questionable. Huge tax payers money are wasted for those zombie universities. (Exactly like INDIA)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uF4LF56ztQ
China’s Education Bubble Bursts: 1.2M Masters Jobless, Even PhDs Cry For Jobs (Perhaps like India)
22 Jul 2026 ✪ Members first on 22 July 2026 #chinaobserver
Under Xi Jinping’s leadership, China’s job market has come under severe pressure. Foreign companies have pulled back, private businesses have faced tighter controls, and sectors including the internet, private education, real estate, and manufacturing have all been strongly affected. As a result, job opportunities across many industries have declined sharply, making employment increasingly difficult, especially during the peak graduation season in June and July. Even graduates from China’s top universities, including those with master’s and doctoral degrees, are struggling to find stable jobs. The reality of the declining value of academic credentials is pushing an entire generation of young people into an increasingly difficult situation. For many, even higher degrees no longer guarantee a decent job, triggering widespread frustration online. @chinesesparrows 1 hour ago (edited)
CCP wolf warriors were saying everyone else is trash while invading waters not theirs. CCP land is reaping what they sowed for decades. @oldguy70-u7j 43 minutes ago
Funny how in communist countries you need a master's degree to be a delivery person!
@chinesesparrows 58 minutes ago
Also ageism is extreme in CCP land. Even if you get a job and work 996 (9am to 9pm 6 days a week) CCP land companies still fire you when you reach 35 years old. Lives are valued as disposable from the top down starting from the CCP. @tatsuyamishima6951 25 minutes ago (edited)
And there are many third tier universities I don't understand what for there, degrees sound weird and questionable.
Huge tax payers money are wasted for those zombie universities. (Exactly like INDIA)
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