China’s Job Crisis: Even Peking University PhDs Can’t Find Jobs — Who’s to Blame?

Even graduates from Peking University, one of China’s most prestigious institutions, are struggling to find suitable jobs. This video examines the deeper causes behind China’s worsening graduate employment crisis, including degree inflation, intense competition, résumé screening, limited opportunities, and the growing gap between education and the real needs of employers. When even top students and PhD graduates cannot secure stable careers, is the problem personal failure—or a system that no longer rewards education as it once did? Watch until the end to understand why China’s young people are becoming increasingly anxious about work, their future, and the meaning of success.