Tragic Fate for Top Chinese University Grads: 45% Jobless, Some Street Vending,Some Starved to Death

The woman in the video is a 32-year-old single mother with no house, no car, and a debt of 310,000 yuan. After her divorce, she sought employment, but with China currently facing a widespread economic downturn, finding a stable white-collar job has proven difficult despite her prestigious university degree. Without connections or a social network, she found that receptionist or sales positions only offered a monthly salary of 3,000 yuan—far from enough to repay her debts or adequately care for her child. As a result, she turned to creating content on social media while also running a street stall to make ends meet, all while enduring ridicule from others. Coming from an underprivileged background, she was taught from a young age to study hard, get into college, and secure a stable job, as if that was the only way to escape poverty and change her fate. But, the reality is that after becoming a mother, finding a job has become incredibly difficult. This academically successful woman is now questioning everythin