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According to a detailed report from Bloomberg, Dong Yida, who was previously a reporter in Hong Kong, moved to Shenzhen in 2021 after studying Chinese technology. At that time, Hong Kong was experiencing a lot of residents and corporate outflows. He wanted to catch up with the development trend in Shenzhen, so he took over the business development position of an automotive manufacturer. At first, Dong Yida was intoxicated with the vitality of this big city. Here, he would get drunk with many of China's most ambitious people. He is now 30 years old, and is about to start his third year of work. His initial optimistic mood has disappeared. Dong Yida said, if you go to a coffee shop in Shenzhen, people are always talking about how to make money. Although the recent housing prices have fallen, but the white-collar wages have not stopped. Many people can't afford to buy a house. Even on weekends, people are also talking about housing prices and tuition fees. There are many reasons for this situation, including population aging, Xi Jinping's investment impact on private sectors, the Sino-US trade war, constant uptick in real estate prices, and continuous low interest rates. The specific impact is due to regional and industrial reasons. In general, many Chinese people's economic life is becoming more and more unstable. Many Chinese people feel that the economy is in a dire situation, and the pressure on life continues to increase. This pressure not only affects the quality of everyday life, but also makes Shenzhen, a city that was once full of hope and vitality, dream of a shadow. The Tencent Technology Co., Ltd. headquarters in Shenzhen has already cut tens of thousands of jobs. In June last year, the youth unemployment rate rose to more than 20%. Later, the government adopted a new statistical method to reduce this number to about 15%. According to a survey conducted by the Zilun Recruitment Platform, 32% of those who applied for jobs lost their wages last year. In addition, as orders continue to decline, many large factories in Guangdong have closed down. Recently, a factory in Wugang, Foshan, Guangdong issued an employee disclosure notice. The company stated in the document that due to the impact of the European and American economy, the factory's orders have decreased. In addition to some factors related to investment, the company decided to shut down business from March 21, 2024. All employees were dismissed. Such a factory that relies heavily on exports is also the most affected by market fluctuations. Especially in the background of global demand for goods in recent years, overseas orders are gradually decreasing. The company's business pressure is getting bigger and bigger. Many foreign-trading companies are almost unable to keep up. In fact, from electronics to machinery, gold and other industries, many factories are in dire straits. Some factories have no orders and have been put on hold by employees. Some factories are still struggling. A large factory that has been operating in Dongguan for 13 years, Dongguan Weiya Electronics Limited, has also closed down. An informant revealed that before Weiya Electronics announced its closure, the factory had only about 1,500 employees. Its products were mainly sold to European and American countries. However, due to the impact of the pandemic in recent years and the impact of the external business environment, the company's business began to slowly decline. It is difficult to report. In addition, the single price of various raw materials, cloth, and other products is unimaginable. Managing operations costs are too high, resulting in a decline in the number of orders. Finally, a factory also announced its closure. While the factory closed down, there were also many social problems. According to the data of the non-governmental organization Freedom Home in Washington, the number of protests in Guangdong in 2023 exceeded that of any other province in China. Due to the company's two-month salary cut, the workers of Sake Town, Zhongshan, Guangdong began to work on June 17, 2024. On June 27, the workers who had no work to do climbed onto the roof. On June 26, the workers of M-Cafe in Shenzhen, Guangdong climbed onto the roof. In addition, according to the South China Morning Post, according to the data of the Human Resources and Social Security Bureau in Shenzhen, the number of new unemployed people in the first quarter of this year increased by 15% compared to the fourth quarter of 2023, which is equivalent to an increase of more than 40,000 unemployed people. The number of unemployed people in this quarter did not include those who had previously registered, and many resources were not reported or registered. This led to the uncertainty of the unemployment rate in Shenzhen. The number of unemployed people estimated by the government is only a small part of the actual unemployment rate. In recent years, the Xi Jinping administration has introduced a series of measures to strengthen the economy, including a $4.1 billion plan to encourage local governments and state-owned enterprises to buy unsold houses. The government also strongly supports the expansion of the economy's new three-cylinder cars, electric vehicles, solar panels, and batteries. However, these policies may not be enough to solve the more fundamental problems Since the 1980s, the country has provided the people with some well-known and unyielding transactions. As a transaction that almost completely controls politics, the Communist Party will bring stability and prosperity. Although the current economic downturn is unlikely to pose a threat to the regime's survival, the strict control of public opinion and endless surveillance make it almost impossible for organized opposition to exist. But if the decision-makers cannot overcome this dilemma, this transaction may have to be changed. The result is unpredictable. That's all for today. If you like our program, please remember to subscribe, like, and share with your friends. Thank you for your support. See you next time.