Рынок труда в Китае рушится? Зарплаты упали до 2000 юаней

China’s job market is becoming increasingly difficult for ordinary workers. In this video, young people across China share their experiences with low salaries, rising living costs, layoffs, longer working hours, and the growing pressure to accept multiple roles for less pay. Some workers say salaries of just 2,000–3,500 yuan per month have become common. One employee accepted a 40% pay cut and was still expected to handle four or five different jobs. Another worker earning 5,000 yuan said that rent, utilities, parking, and charging alone consumed around half of her monthly income. Behind these numbers are real people struggling with unemployment, housing costs, career uncertainty, and the fear that working harder may no longer guarantee a better future. What is really happening to China’s job market and younger generation? And how much money does someone actually need to survive in a major Chinese city today? Thank you so much for watching until the end. Please share your thoughts in the comments, and subscribe for more stories