Why are these young Chinese graduates working as street vendors? • The Observers - France 24

This June, the unemployment rate for 16 to 24-year-olds in Chinese cities hit a record high of 21.3%. There are no figures since then, because the government decided to stop announcing them. With white-collar jobs hard to come by, more and more young graduates are taking jobs as street vendors.
They share their experiences on Douyin, the version of Tiktok inside China, along with hashtags like #MarketStallEntrepreneurship.
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[@thornados4969]

She is not an ordinary vendor. She's using it to popularize herself and her product in social media.

[@timetravellergec2043]

People need to realize that high degree doesn't translate systematically into high money. 😊

[@hentype]

Yeah but China's unemployment is skyrocketing anyway either way.

[@Happy_HIbiscus]

😲😲😲😲

[@pradeeprai5068]

bluff

[@OniLordMiki]

What bluff?

[@hentype]

eat dogs

[@REALPLANETXVIDEOZ]

CREATING THEIR OWN BUSINESS IS BAD ????,,,,,,,,GET OFF UR HIGH HORSE ! 🗿🚬