Gen Z is Saving the Tea Game: Young Producers Revive Fujian’s Ancient Mountains 🍵✨
Young tea makers in Wuyishan, Fujian, are blending tradition with green development to bring ancient tea mountains back to life.
Gen Z
Degree Dilemma: Why the Job Market is Getting Tough for New Grads 🎓📉
A university degree used to be a guaranteed path to stability. Now, 2026 graduates are facing a tough, unstable job market. Here is what’s happening. 🎓💼
Gen Z Tech Titans: How Young Founders are Redefining AI and Robotics in China 🚀
Meet the 90s-born visionaries like Liang Wenfeng and Wang Xingxing who are pivoting the Chinese mainland’s tech scene toward high-end AI and robotics. 🚀
Saving the World? 🌍 Rethinking Global Governance for the Future!
Global leaders and students from Renmin University of China team up to rethink how the world works in a special CGTN edition. 🌍✨
AI vs. Entry-Level: Are New Grads Being Left Behind? 🎓🤖
Fresh graduates in 2026 are facing a challenging job market and worrying that AI might be erasing entry-level roles. Here’s the lowdown on the current struggle. 🎓🤖
Unlocking the World: How Learning Chinese is Opening New Doors for Gen Z 🌏✨
Students from China, Russia, and Costa Rica share how mastering Chinese is redefining their futures and breaking boundaries in a globalized world.
Slippers, Hot Water, and Heart: How Global Youth are ‘Going Chinese’ in Beijing! 🌏✨
International students in Beijing are swapping stereotypes for slippers and hot water! Discover how global youth are connecting at the World Culture Carnival. 🏮✨
Generation Tech: Gen Z Experts Decode U.S. and Chinese Mainland Trends 🚀
Gen Z researchers from top universities dive into the evolving tech trends coming out of the U.S. and the Chinese mainland. 🚀
“Chinamaxxing” & Cool Brands: Why Chinese Culture is Trending with US Youth! 🇨🇳✨
From Pop Mart to Luckin Coffee, Chinese brands and the “Chinamaxxing” trend are capturing the hearts of young Americans. 🥤🧸
Beyond the Headlines: US Youth Share Real Life in the Chinese Mainland 🌏✨
US creators and students in the Chinese mainland share their firsthand experiences on innovation and daily life, reshaping their views on China-US relations.
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