Expert: graduates should pay to be employed /One out of 100,000 compete for an office job in Beijing

[@kateryan9988]

The Chinese people should remember to give thanks to dictator Pooh Xi for their current day sufferings!

[@OksanaBodarenko]

Not only simple thanks but they should dance and bow to show their gratitude and worship toward God Emperor Xinnieh the Poop.

[@CsStoker]

And their God Emperor Mao

[@diidac17]

Why you complaining. What we are seeing here is a consequence of true market competition. Don't you love that in the freedom land?

[@OksanaBodarenko]

@@diidac17 Then what are you waiting for? Go buy the famous Chinese products that lasts couple of use. While I stick to our western brands. ;3

[@diidac17]

@@OksanaBodarenko I don't buy these products tbh 😅 But in the future we all may be buying Chinese cars

[@Untolddead]

She said most of her classmates stayed over seas then says nobody understands. But her classmates understood.

[@sleepinglaffey3886]

Patriotism of Winnie PorkPooh China 🇨🇳 has been a money-printing machine on overdrive. During the years 1990-2021, the US printed 6.5 time more money while China printed 147 times. - It has printed more money than the US and Japan combined, while it's economy is only half of them. - Current Chinese debt-to-gdp is already highest in the world, at 300%, according to Bloomberg. - With stimulus and measures, China's debt will be at 400% to 500% of its GDP in the next decade, according to Reuters. -Chinese 🇨🇳 property sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing in Hyper-Stagdeflation -Exports and imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down. -Foreign investment is falling over 90% compared to it's peak in 2018. -Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019. -Consumer prices are experiencing deflation. -Youth unemployment hits over 21% (in reality 50%+), a record. -It's fast shrinking workforce is 10 years old than neighboring countries. Still, China keeps reporting outrageous GDP numbers. Lol daughter: lives in US brother: australian green card daughter in law: british green card sister: canadian citizen brother in law: canadian citizen second sister: australian green card second brother in law: australian green card Organ Leeks #sloprosperity #theskydontlie

[@sleepinglaffey3886]

Patriotism of Winnie PorkPooh - With stimulus and measures, China's debt will be at 400% to 500% of its GDP in the next decade, according to Reuters. -Chinese 🇨🇳 property sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing -Exports and imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down. -Foreign investment is falling over 90% compared to it's peak in 2018. -Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019. -Consumer prices are experiencing deflation. -Youth unemployment hits over 21% (in reality 50%+), a record. -It's fast shrinking workforce is 10 years old than neighboring countries. daughter: lives in US brother: australian green card daughter in law: british green card sister: canadian citizen brother in law: canadian citizen second sister: australian green card second brother in law: australian green card Organ Leeks #sloprosperity #theskydontlie

[@estherwilliams7005]

Pay to work. Wow! I’m flabbergasted. I can’t imagine paying a company to work there. How humiliating.

[@Kevin-qj7fp]

imagine you have 0 dollars how can you pay when you have nothing

[@icemann4699]

@@Kevin-qj7fp Surely, that can be worked out. Such persons can add on additional duties such as clean the office and restrooms, pick up food order take-outs, wash the bosses' cars and so on.

[@Gwanzan3325]

That must be the peak of corruption, but the CCP is always building higher peaks.

[@owenb8636]

Even slaves don't have to pay 💀

[@Charvo75]

I live in Vietnam. I knew a pretty, young woman who had to pay $8k to get a nursing job at a government hospital. That was 7 years ago. Bribes are necessary for good public sector jobs.

[@floxy20]

The war against the private sector is the worst thing that could happen to the Chinese economy but few people seem to realize this.

[@samsonsoturian6013]

That is called a pyramid scheme

[@FraudGuruExpert.]

Poohn Xi scheme?

[@dalemcdenver7816]

Great Idea! The students who *barely* managed to get through college with their parents help should *pay* the companies for work experience. And who provides them with food and shelter in the meantime? The CCP? And how long should they pay the company anyway? Should they work 8 hours there and then go deliver food the rest of the day so they can pay to be allowed back into work the next day?

[@llothar68]

The parents again. In germany this model was and partially is still like this. So it is not crazy at all

[@dalemcdenver7816]

@@llothar68 I know that you paid in the middle ages (not sure about after) for an apprenticeship, but where ia that practice still done today? In Germany I mean, because I'm pretty sure that's illegal. And mind you, we are not talking about an internship in which the company has to pay you, if you already completed your studies. And, didn't you read that the parents themselves don't have the money? Sure, quite a few would be able to but those would be drop on a hot stone compared to the whole and that is without factoring in food and shelter. After all, these companies wouldn't just take 10 or 20 dollars a month for the "privilege of working for them". And let's not forget how it would turn into a new scam where they exploit fresh graduates immediately.

[@llothar68]

@@dalemcdenver7816 In Germany you don't get a salery in the first 3 or 2 years depending on job and education. You just get an allowance. Banks pay the best, car mechanics and hair dresser the worst (all require this at 2 years on job training - you are not allowed to work your own business without finishing this first). This ranges from 300 to 1400 euro a month. Because they have to teach this persons and often an apprentice makes terrible and financial expensive mistakes. Oh yeah, the employer has to track about the learning effords and show that they get educated on the government enforced curriculum. It's really a school system inside a company. This is still much better for the people because not everyone needs to go to college and fall into the student loan trap. Compared to this it's peanuts. It's still a highly respected work education system in 2023. So many countries are jealous.

[@flytothemoon50]

​@@dalemcdenver7816 That dude literally talked about forgry work experience in the name company. Just to fill up the CV and not internship, if that happens in broad daylight it will make a huge uproar in the media. 😂

[@ronnelacido1711]

China may be an authoritarian state but the law of supply and demand still applies. Too many players on a shrinking market.

[@bdcochran01]

Actually, the demand for drivers will go up. Why? The quality of Chinese made cars is abysmal. Rather than buying cars, thinking people will let the drivers buy the cars and deal with non-existent warranties and poor car performance.

[@Anton-tf9iw]

Automatisation and robotisation in one of the most populous countries in the world? Dumb for the 99.99% of population, only good for the WEF/CCP 0.01%.

[@erniecho]

500k for a graduate college diploma and still no job... 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@popcorn6931]

at least china can still brag about something... the most graduates in the world.... clap clap

[@navytiger2]

this is one of the many reasons why you are seeing more chinese try to cross the u.s. mexican border. they literally can have a better life

[@Phobos11]

Not if they keep coming in, no. Imagine, not only there will be more unemployment, all the toilet paper in every public bathroom will be stolen

[@curiousgorilla3181]

How are they getting to Mexico?

[@normant5056]

Lol no those are just PLA soldiers

[@andromedamessier3176]

@@normant5056 it is a mixture of both

[@Redjoker96]

Seriously start deporting these spies immediately.

[@Phobos11]

“Majoring in Chinese language and literature” and complaining she doesn’t find a job… dude, what did you expect?

[@RedRomanov]

These are human 4.0, three million years ahead of us. They eat philosophy for breakfast. Be scared.

[@OtakuV2]

Money sink degree.

[@Onion_Knights]

getting a qualification for the sake of getting a qualification.

[@vincentnavea6999]

😂😂😂

[@albertoandrade9807]

Teaching?

[@leonchan1298]

The widow represents the 30 million excess men in China, the rich man = the wealthy people trying to flee China, and the child and pregnant woman = people who are needed for the next generation. I think the job interview question has a hidden meaning.

[@Cujo5]

It's also an ethics question.

[@pandaDotDragon]

when everyone is graduated then no one is graduated...

[@TrickOrRetreat]

Spot on. Same problem in America. The good number should be max 15% with higher education. Beyond that it's a debt trap destroying society.

[@rossvoss5408]

Life in a Buddhist monastery is looking more appealing everyday. Less stress and two or three meals a day!

[@Gwanzan3325]

18:08 Is this interviewer administering a Voight-Kampff test to weed out replicants?

[@danielmartin7838]

Imagine highway systems dedicated to autonomous long haul cargo carriers. They could pull off, unhook their trailer and allow a human operator to finish the last leg of the journey

[@maxhugen]

Unemployed and starving Chinese people must be overjoyed to see these technological advances. 🤬

[@andromedamessier3176]

Honestly, this sort of technology made the most sense in less populated countries with lower birth rate like Japan and South Korea. I feel like China is doing this for the sake of looking technological advances, but they definitely don’t look at the bigger picture here.

[@maxhugen]

@@andromedamessier3176 👍Agree - China spends big on tech projects, ignoring major issues affecting the population. Eg, YT video: *"China’s High-Speed Rail Is Dead: Over 4,000 Ghostly Stations, Billions Spent, No Passengers"*

[@Redjoker96]

They never needed the automation like this there are too many of them in the first place.

[@akmalhafiz8763]

The funny thing about this self driving card is that, the party leader doesn't have one for themselves. They still employed human driver. It's just proof that they don't have confidence in self driving car.

[@dontcare7086]

No leader or president will. Hackers have shown years ago that they could hack a tesla or any ev and do things like turn off the brakes well accelerating the car. There's a conspiracy that a journalist was killed in this manner for exposing govt secrets.

[@Ken-no5ip]

She majored in literature and wonders why shes unemployed?? Laughable. The same issue is global, useless valueless degrees

[@williss1192]

I mean, I agree. That other girl who thought there was a market for her did not understand China's nepotism. Hard work can't get you results when the game is rigged.

[@trajanz9557]

simply attending university and getting a piece of paper which gives people an inflated sense of self worth is the true problem.

[@emperorjonz9590]

We should put Child labor back into practice. I remember when Kids were used as farmhands and Miners.

[@AndyWelin]

@@emperorjonz9590 back into? Sir, they never left, we just removed them from the US mines, and flew them to mines in other countries.

[@Phobos11]

@@AndyWelinflew them? What are you talking about?

[@t1n4444]

😂😂😂😂 These platforms and comments are produced by silly propagandists who don't understand the OTT issue. Just ignore.

[@rendezvous009]

We should question the university what makes you so special that I must enrol in your courses. Maybe you pay me to get enrolled just like I pay companies to get work experiences?

[@HKim0072]

10:55 Have no idea about her MA field, but it's a bit insane these people haven't worked a real job or long term internship before graduating with a MA. And, she has no ability to analyze. CCP China's economy has been bad since '22. Ok, blame the lockdowns. It was bad in '23. Was she ever a bit curious why all her friends were not going back to CCP China?

[@piotrmajewski5978]

Hard to blame Chineese brainwashed 24/7 with success propaganda since they were born.

[@Redjoker96]

The gig was up when CCP shut down the country in 2020.

[@SamuelStegora]

If one of them unmanned vehicles malfunction someone say crossing the street could get hurt. Sounds very scary.

[@AlexSDU]

USD $28 a day, if convert to my currency, is higher than what I was paid (per day) as an IT support technician.

[@cyronixed]

pay to work get job opportunities and work experience ... feels like Marie Antoinette's (falsely attributed?) claim that if there is no bread for the people, they should get themselves cake

[@douglassun8456]

18:05: That "weird" interview actually makes some sense. That question about who you throw off the boat is meant to test your personality and thought process. In a job market that's flooded with qualified candidates who know enough about computer science to get the job, character may be the deciding factor.

[@7evensabre]

In such a competitive market, interviweing a CompSci student, if I was the interviewer I would only be asking that question to determine the interviewee's logic & reasoning ability with such an unexpected question; with a goal of seeing if this candidate can apply rationale to a problem with very little data.

[@JoelJames2]

It always blows my mind how China was able to look at everything that America was handling poorly, and then said “yes please. More of that”. America truly is lucky that this is their great geopolitical rival.

[@alphawolf5294]

Lol. This is the case in the US too. Not to this degree but since everyone is getting a bachelor's degree, it isn't special anymore. You make more if you can get a trade job nowadays since everyone needs one.

[@fturla___156]

Everyone wants to become an actor, which means you take on being a waiter, taxi driver, and other menial job until you can get a break to get the job you want. Now substitute 'actor' for any occupation your goal is or was and you will get the point about how life truly is. Education is a gamble and you need some type of scheme before, during, and after all the activity you plan on doing to reach your goal and even then you need to take care of all the potential possibilities of how your life will end up.

[@kenw5104]

Say a driver used to make 100 trips for a living now has to double that to compete with a half-price driverless taxi that doesn't eat or sleep. What a great idea. While the employee who came up with the operational price in Baidu got promoted, the driver got killed😆. For working hard.🙃

[@ValinPrezkowski]

What, thing pulls up to the high rise, beeps the horn, customer has to take elevator Dow 15 floors, runs out and picks package off the sidewalk. Just as broken as if human delivery guy tossed it!

[@EdibleDiarrhoea]

This is a basic philosophy question of ethics and integrity imo You normally have to save the children (especially if not sick), the woman who is pregnant (who can take care of the child). The last two, rich man & widow is fairly straightforward. The widow represents a dual role. Her downfall is she is now older than the other woman. Assuming she's older, most people would point to her because the rich man doesn't describe him as an old rich man. Hence he could on a deserted island can be the father figure of those children and also site new children. Whereas the widow cannot. Why is this such a confusing question? I was asked in an interview about the merry-go-round. What would I be (and it can be anything you just have to explain why).

[@EdibleDiarrhoea]

Question at 10:10

[@laustinspeiss]

0:33 Why does it need maps to navigate in open spaces ? Humans do it by visual cues and experience. Like the government, the chinese are taught to only think in terms of dependencies, not with free will.

[@Jess-h2h4w]

Do you mean if the traffic light is being moved to other area or removed, the ai won't recognize it or what? Are you thinking that the ai know there's traffic light because it's in their map not by visual cues? Isn't ai will automatically recognize it using visual cues and only using map as navigation? Dude i'm confused LOL But if the case is like i said in the first statement, now that's interesting

[@laustinspeiss]

@@Jess-h2h4w Exactly. People can drive safely in the country or an open field without traffic lights, but if you *only* learn to drive with lines and signals, you’re not driving, you’re following instructions. Suits the CCP perfectly.

[@cjhoover33]

Ask this question, does the state make more money from a citizen in taxes or does it make more with automated employees aka AI

[@tanuki88]

Yeah, those taxi are gonna be fucked up real fast with the rate chinese people care about things that arent theirs

[@rendezvous009]

Those people who tell graduates to pay companies to get work and gain work experiences are fools. They should tell the government to give monies to companies and individuals. It's not the people's fault for not able to secure jobs. It's the government's fault. If companies can't afford workers just let it fold. Graduates should use their knowledge and skills to run home based businesses instead.

[@forrestfey]

No money = no demand. China would do better if they had affordable healthcare, unemployment pay, and good social securety.

[@rendezvous009]

Robots don't pay taxes.

[@kensmith8152]

One of the biggest issues in the Chinese economy is that the government doesn’t support an entrepreneurial spirit amongst the people. Here in America if you cannot find a job, but you’re intelligent, have a talent and have a desire to work, you can start your own business with little resources and reinvest into it and enlarge it. The potential for doing this is great! But in China it seems that only the politically connected can do that. The average person is hemmed in and trapped by red tape.

[@UndeadSlayer5]

Replacing people with robots and robot cars will only encourage people to join the lay flat movement

[@orinnoco2919]

Completely ridiculous! It's upside down! We work to get paid to survive, not pay to company to get work! It's totally upside down!

[@Ikusabe]

Have students pay companies to ‘work’ for them? Are they idiots? (Rhetorical question) These company will have a new rounds of paying graduates every year. Find some ways to lay them off just before probationary period ends. New batch of paying customers come in, bam!

[@br0wnskiin22]

Lmfao ! Pay to work ! They wild as fuck

[@greyhound4807]

Educated for a world that never exist ,thats a good one chinese parents that a good one

[@engagex1]

They starting pruning low to mid class citizens, its almost everywhere now

[@Toliman.]

Seems pretty simple as to the 'solution'. Not enough Cities exist with a competent level of government to balance a stable population and a stable middle class to build infrastructure and industry pipelines. The use of immigrant/Rural workers is the reason why there's deflation. Creating stable city sizes of 50 million people is a huge problem that will be a problem over the next 200-500 years, especially as populations grow in size, but not resources or food production. This is an endemic situation because the 'western' concept of capitalism is that there's an even density of low/middle/high/upper class density, but also housing density. The lockdowns basically crippled the system too thoroughly to self-adjust. This is 'infeasible' to the authorities who want someone to blame for their greed and short-sighted outlook. It can be adjusted ... but that time was probably 2 years ago when deflation was starting. So now, everyone with wealth is unwilling to stay. I can't really blame them, as there's no reason to help the leadership bail water while they continue to sink and take on more problems. You would need to reinforce structural means to uplift the wealth of a billion people, in order to build a stable middle-class of businesses, car owners, utility payers, etc. A decade ago, you could have probably built in regulations or allowed people to move into residential areas to build middle-class density in rural areas, which would have alleviated city congestion, etc. But, that's an altruistic mindset. You need something like 500 to 900 million people in the middle class of China, with more than 100k yuan in savings, not debts or mortgages and that's not a feasible number without an enormous support system to keep it from collapsing. In small doses, they probably had the right concepts in the 2010s, but this is a common problem when you have so many people trying to gain a foothold at the same time. It's Additionally, too many monopoly / corrupt officials exist to allow normal trade and normal competition, so people can't offer better quality, only beat each other to lower prices in order to survive. In a country with ~16 million people, you can have these excesses and eccentric leaders, but not 1600 million.

[@PsyrenXY]

18:13 what the fuck kind of interview question is that

[@popcorn6931]

soon you might need a degree to get accepted in message parlors... and the competition will be tough as well

[@sinan2.71]

Shouldn't there be more self employed people than both government and industry employees? At least that is what I was taught.

[@HKim0072]

No idea where you live, but a company like Petrobas in Brazil would be government run. In the US, only a few random companies are State owned still. Can't use the same type of metric baselines.

[@charliepearce8767]

11:30 fooled again by getting a university degree. This is happening in the western world as well. Need now start an apprenticeship in plumbing, electrical, refrigeration, or something similar. It's called, a real job.

[@diidac17]

Have you ever heard of engineering? 🤡 Oh, wait, that's not a real job. Oh, wait you don't need a degree for that 🤡

[@packerjip9665]

19:00. For real? No way. That sounds like a scam.

[@mattanderson6672]

Rise up People of China

[@larzkruber822]

14:50 Going to a university and expecting 1500$ a month there are 50 countrys where you would get that even without that degree That university teached you nothing

[@2packrm781]

0:00 who wants to bid on the AI Driverless Car being a bad idea &/or bigger problem? 4:53 how much are those guys asking for? 6:22 the guy in white is foreshadowing the current state of affairs. 7:18 is that the number of ppl ordering take-out? 14:02 what a load of bullsh!t, blame the students & not the market. 17:30 no way😨!! 19:09 oh, really.... what's that suppose to be exactly🤨?? 19:15 & this is fair, right? They're not going to treat thise ppl like slaves, abuse them, deny them of fair pay, tax/deduct them over "stupid small stuff", &/or take the money & runaway with it while leaving them moneyless, right🤔🤨??

[@HKim0072]

This channel always does a really good job of presenting the material in a cohesive manner. The other Epoch Times channels just throw random bits of data out there.

[@leobuana7430]

19:28 this used to be the way things work in MEDIEVAL AGES WHEN PEOPLE DON'T GO TO UNIVERSITY AT ALL, they're called apprentice and yes they work without pay beyond food and lodging

[@dr.peanutsheesh6176]

A big respect that we getting updated in this country situation rn.​@@HKim0072

[@2packrm781]

@@leobuana7430 oh.. ok on that note, really. & yet, it doesn't answer my honest question on if they're going to be problem & drama free, but I guess time will tell.

[@leobuana7430]

@@2packrm781 the real difference here is how those apprentice is not supposed to be "workers" and pay tax,since they don't get payment

[@eyemunchained8968]

❓how many college/university students have money to pay for job experiences ❓🤔

[@googleuser2609]

That's a very good point.

[@raymondteo2611]

If in an accident who do we sue? Sue Ai.

[@floxy20]

They will have an AI lawyer to argue the case. Just sit back.

[@BobbyLoo-jr8ys]

This is good for high income earners, cost of uber and delivery will be cheaper/fast. They can thank their big boss. Please cry to the big boss, and not to the public, as they have no power to change their situation. AND...More price war please.

[@oncoded]

The purpose of university is so when you graduate, you create jobs using what you learn, you don't look for job after graduation and if you do, your education is a waste of time, money and resources.

[@Jess-h2h4w]

You dont remember that job requirement is asking for university graduate. That's why a lots of people go to college. Not the other way around.

[@dinsilkhannaz7696]

Its only applicable before the year of 1080's

[@llothar68]

This is more or less the German way of work education. And was respected worldwide. University education is total overrated

[@timetravellergec2043]

A lot of people wrongly believe me : "I have a degree, I will get a good high paying job no matter what". Lol such cognitive dissonance.

[@OtakuV2]

They forgot the ROI in getting a degree. A degree in medicine vs. a degree in arts. Even a monkey can get a degree doing the latter.

[@rexkenley]

WOW.

[@yhira2010]

Ride on the roof of the UM truck, you can go anywhere in Beijing with fare free! 😅 上有政策、下有対策！ Cabin holds no man, roof has a man! 怎麼様？

[@mathewphoria7228]

hahaha pay to work! "pay us to work here and get experience in your field!" then when your 35 that experience means nothing.

[@dre7018]

Lol pay a company to work so the company can stay afloat... 😂😂😂

[@light9581]

just get here, i need employee

[@cesartorres3569]

graduated from a top university and a master's degree from abroad but zero experience. Then expects to get hired by a top 500 fortune companies😅😅😅😅

[@packerjip9665]

Can someome tell me why this is not a depression with the numbers mentioned on this video.

[@HKim0072]

You need a crash to be a depression. This is a slow moving train wreck lower. A >10% drop in GDP within a year without a rebound for 3+ years.

[@seraph3761]

China doesn’t publicize #’s if they don’t shed a positive light on China. They had one for youth (after college graduate) unemployment with 20% then they stopped publishing it couple years ago. Some estimate it to be around 35-40% now. The Great Depression in the US hit 25% unemployment just for contrast on how bleak things are becoming in China.

[@packerjip9665]

@@seraph3761 I agree

[@Zuranthus]

pay to work, coming to an american company near you!!

[@bobcostner2238]

Widow, rich man, pregnant woman or child.... my guess would be the child?

[@googleuser2609]

The widow.

[@bobcostner2238]

@@googleuser2609 I think you are right but the Chinee are known for their hatred of children. for 40 years you could only have one. the additional were.... and the gender would also have bearing on who goes overboard. very hard comment to answer depending on what nationality is asking the question i suppose

[@zzkevinlim]

2:11 3:47 If you're going to do it, do it right.

[@flytothemoon50]

Oke this one 19:14 is f*ck up, even in Chinese standard.

[@Manx123]

Under these conditions, if to survive, even to have something resembling a comfortable life, I had to join the CCP, it wouldn't be a hard choice at all.

[@DEEYANASE]

If you can’t find a job, start your own business. You say you’re smart and talented, right? Don’t whine. I feel bad for migrant workers but not for college graduates.

[@ollom13]

China is a communist country

[@raymondteo2611]

Ai going to make live better but unemployment will kill us all at the end.

[@HKim0072]

18:10 Reminds me that I was a jerk when I was an interviewer. At that point, I was the last round. At least 2 people had signed off on the person and I was looking at organizational fit. I distinctively remember prodding one person on what it would take it to make them quit after they get hired. I didn't care about a specific answer. Just wanted to see what their breaking point was and how honest they could be. Asian interviews are weird though. Can't imagine having to interview side by side with multiple other people.

[@OtakuV2]

Time for the ccp to share their wealth. 🤣

[@Change-xp2ts]

How much do you really know China ? If not, dont shoot your mouth and do something else like a school junior soccer match 😂

[@freebie808]

❤

[@seraph3761]

Xi’s dream descending into a hellish nightmare. Unsubscribed from Xi’s dream.

[@aroguefox]

"Then the graduates will be able to get jobs"..... paying to get jobs... haha

[@LlanHeinrich]

Oh boy, it's quite the meme. Replace "In Soviet Russia" by "In the West, works pays you but in People's Republic of China, you pay to work"

[@BobbyLoo-jr8ys]

What is wrong for a women working as an aiyi and a man working as a security guard, at least they have food on the table. All they do is complain complain and more. At least, they are not on the street, homeless. Too whinny! Their qualification is NOT needed, get that straight.

[@NickJaime]

These people get useless degrees and expect to make money. You can feel, however, worth what you want it doesn't make you exponential.

[@min57822li]

14:48 Sugar baby soon

[@dongshengdi773]

Women don't need to go to work just find a 高富帅 Problem solved

[@Hardwaregeekx]

Young people all over the world are dealing with a similar situation. Jobs are going away. Automation is inevitable. This is why I find people crying about population decline idiotic.

[@mitchellcorona8]

Lol Hey, misanthrope. When do you plan to remove yourself from the population ?

[@theomnisthour6400]

Maybe time to announce the first Empress of the Taiwan Republic, the real Mulan princess who must get daddy's permission to marry any of her Han supremacist ladyboy suitors?

[@tylerjarboe8212]

Glad language majors are a joke everywhere, go work at chinese starbucks.

[@teaadvice4996]

You can't get a job in America either

[@chinesesparrows]

Please tell that to the 10k people moving in from border

[@teaadvice4996]

@@chinesesparrows sadly alot of dumb immigrants fall for American propaganda

[@MK_ULTRA420]

@@chinesesparrows They won't believe us!

[@adr2t]

You can get a job - sounds more like its a you issue than it is a job issue xD

[@Angel-ei1ip]

Skill issue. My cousin makes $65,000 a year working in a factory. Or 468,000 RMB.

[@BobbyLoo-jr8ys]

The problem is, these taxi driver has NO back up plan. They have NO skills, other than driving, which is no value.

[@FraudGuruExpert.]

atleast their not racist?

[@t1n4444]

Does it occur to anyone this is anti Chinese propaganda? In short it's mostly bollocks.

[@greyhound4807]

Xinnie the Pooh lover detected

[@cptrelentless80085]

You cannot deny the economy in China is contracting and that the internal market was never developed. The focus on export production and now exports being restricted by sanctions, and the cutting of subsidised shipping to the US and the housing bubble make the events here extremely likely. So not bollocks, wumao

[@t1n4444]

@@greyhound4807 😂😂😂😂😂 What the fffk would you know about global realpolitik? You type like an arse if you imagine it's all black and white. Why not Google up "nuance"?

[@t1n4444]

@@greyhound4807 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Yet another rather splendid post from my unblushing self deleted. Clearly you're a rather splendid example of fffkwittedness for whom realpolitik has no meaning. Oh well.

[@FraudGuruExpert.]

Go to China and find out?

[@ABC-bangkok]

Why aren't you covering the Epoch Times money laundering allegations?

[@FraudGuruExpert.]

burning of epoch times blatantly?

[@albertoandrade9807]

Parent company

[@SamuelStegora]

If one of them unmanned vehicles malfunction someone say crossing the street could get hurt. Sounds very scary.

[@SamuelStegora]

If one of them unmanned vehicles malfunction someone say crossing the street could get hurt. Sounds very scary.