This podcast episode focuses on the issue of youth unemployment in China, specifically addressing the impact of the 996 schedule, which involves working long hours. The episode highlights the story of Aze, a young Chinese woman who decided to quit her job and pursue her hobbies due to the challenges faced by many young Chinese people in finding meaningful employment. The episode explores the reasons behind the high youth unemployment rate and discusses the scarcity of high-paying, high-skilled jobs in various industries. It also examines the effects of China's one-child policy on young people's financial situations. The episode raises concerns about the broader implications of youth unemployment on the Chinese economy and emphasizes the need for solutions to address this issue. Additionally, the episode discusses the importance of early work experience in developing essential skills and highlights the progress made in generational understanding. Overall, the episode provides insight into the challenges faced by Chinese youth and the need for effective measures to tackle youth unemployment.
