China's unemployed young adults who are pretending to have jobs
Summary
In China, some unemployed young adults are paying to work in fake office spaces. This trend has emerged due to high youth unemployment and a slow job market, and allows participants to feel more productive and social.Key Facts
- Unemployment for young people in China is over 14%.
- Some young adults pay companies to use office-like spaces where they pretend to work.
- These fake offices are available in several major Chinese cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen.
- Participants can search for jobs, start their own businesses, or simply enjoy the office environment.
- Daily fees for using these spaces range from 30 to 50 yuan, often including amenities like lunch.
- Young adults use these spaces for various reasons, such as staying disciplined or fulfilling university requirements.
- Experts say this trend is due to a mismatch between education and available jobs in China.
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