China’s graduate glut: millions of young people enter a job market with little use for them

This year's graduation season in China is marked by a growing concern over a surplus of young graduates struggling to find jobs. With record numbers entering a market already saturated by previous years' graduates, the situation is exacerbated by AI and automation reducing demand for entry-level tech roles. This glut highlights the challenges China faces in balancing education with economic needs, raising questions about the future of its workforce and the broader implications for economic growth. The trend underscores the need for adaptive education and retraining programs to align with evolving job market demands.