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China News: Young Chinese workers rebel against traditional work attire norms by embracing casual 'gross outfits at work' movement on social media, sparking a soc

China must urgently deal with the issue of the country’s wealth inequality as letting it fester could put the goal of achieving common prosperity in danger and undermine faith in the government among the impoverished and young people who lack hope for the future.

A growing number of young adults in China have decided to become “full-time children” who are paid by their parents to handle household tasks.

China’s youth jobless rate rose to a record high in June amid an economy still struggling to return to pre-pandemic growth levels, with some now working just enough to afford to spend their time on what they enjoy.

China News: Amid an economic slowdown and rising joblessness, a segment of China's youth is opting for a minimalist approach to life, dubbed 'lying flat.' This trend sees young Chinese, faced with bleak job prospects and societal pressures, working only as much as necessary to cover basic living expenses, then dedicating their time to leisure or personal interests.

A woman from China who works for a publicly-owned water company in New Zealand has angered people in both countries by her brazen online detailing of how she shirks work regularly.

Naming of eight low-level “leisure-loving” clerks in reprimand notice sparks debate as pressure grows on bureaucracy’s rank and file.

Beijing will no doubt declare 2023 a good year, with headline growth in line with the target of ‘about 5 per cent’, but doubts linger about longer term prospects without real reform.

A burnt-out office worker accumulated a vast number of chat groups because hundreds of small businesses served by the company she worked for demanded individual, personalised attention from her.