For the living conditions in the next 5 years, the interviewed young people prefer to work hard and enterprising
Nearly 40% of the interviewed YMCA will settle in second-tier cities in five years
Which city do you want to live in?
In which field do you work?
What kind of life do you plan to live?
Different answers to each question mean different development directions and different life encounters.
What do you think your life will be like in the next 5 years?
Recently, the "Power of Youth Survey" (3,210 young people participated) conducted by the Social Survey Center of China Youth Daily and the questionnaire website (wenjuan.com) showed that 39.6% of the interviewed youths would choose second-tier cities as their place of residence in five years' time .
Regarding the living conditions in the next five years, 54.2% of the interviewed youths think that they are hard-working and enterprising, and 46.8% of the interviewed youths think that they are independent.
Nearly 40% of the interviewed YMCA will settle in second-tier cities in five years
Born in the 1980s, Huang Zeying is a researcher at the Food and Nutrition Development Research Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs and has settled in Beijing.
In his opinion, Beijing has abundant resources and a good platform, and it is a good place to engage in scientific research. "We will definitely develop in Beijing in the future."
After graduating from Beijing Normal University this year, 23-year-old Wang Le went to Chengdu to become a high school teacher.
Regarding the future city of residence, Wang Le chose Chengdu without hesitation.
"I grew up in Sichuan since I was a child. I have lived here for more than 20 years. I have deep feelings and are very familiar with the environment, climate, and customs." Wang Le feels that Chengdu, as a big city in the western region, provides development opportunities There are many, and the development platform is also very broad. "Now many young people in Sichuan will choose to find a job in Chengdu, and they can also grow here."
Sun Kai, who is a junior at Chongqing University of Technology, hopes to stay in Chongqing after graduation. He lives in Dazhou, Sichuan, and he feels that the culture of Chongqing is similar to his hometown, so there will be no discomfort. “Chongqing is more friendly to foreigners. For example, the public rental housing policy allows non-locals to have the opportunity to live and work in peace.”
According to the survey, 39.6% of the interviewed youths choose the second-tier cities, 30.2% of the interviewed youths choose the first-tier cities, 20.9% of the interviewed youths choose the third- and fourth-tier cities, and 9.4% of the interviewed youths choose the county towns for the cities they will settle in after five years. or rural.
Seven years ago, Zhang Wang, born in the 90s, chose to return to his hometown of Yulin, Shaanxi after graduating from university. He is now married and has children.
In Zhang Wang's view, Yulin has changed a lot in recent years. "The Mu Us Desert has been well managed. There has been more rain, the climate has become wetter, and the environment has become better and better."
Zhang Wang believes that when choosing a city to settle in, besides the degree of development and employment opportunities, happiness is also a very important indicator. "For me, Yulin is a city with a high sense of happiness."
For the living conditions in the next 5 years, the young people interviewed prefer to work hard and enterprising
"One of the charms of scientific research is that you can be a pathfinder and a pioneer. Through the exploration of frontier fields, you can provide a reference for predicting future development trends." For the future, Huang Zeying hopes to continue to take root in scientific research. Going further, I can also undertake important projects in some countries. "The most important thing is to hope that I can become a person who can constantly export ideas, grasp problems, and solve problems."
Zhang Wang hopes that in the next 5 or 10 years, his organization can take root in the field of youth services and have influence in the province and the country.
He has been working in this field for a long time, and many parents affectionately call Zhang Wang a "baby head".
"I would like to be a 'doll head' for the rest of my life." Zhang Wang said.
According to the survey, 54.2% of the young people interviewed think that they will be hard-working and enterprising in the next five years, 46.8% of the young people interviewed think they will be independent, and 42.5% of the young people interviewed think that they will be full of challenges.
Others include: clear goals (37.7%), flat and stable (34.1%), contentment with the situation (26.1%), hard work (18.2%), drifting with the flow (17.5%), confusion about the future (15.6%), leisure and contentment (13.4%) Wait.
"Five years later, shortly after graduation, I feel that I should settle down and accumulate solidly, so that I can make a lot of money." For future development, Sun Kai has a clear career plan and hopes to work in court or patent agency. In two years, you will obtain relevant certificates in school, and you will be more competitive when you graduate.”
Wang Le, who has just become a teacher, hopes that with more and more teaching experience, he will be more comfortable in handling work, "I will continue to grow, and I am full of confidence in this."
China Youth Daily·China Youth Net trainee reporter Wang Zhiwei intern Zhang Jiayue Source: China Youth Daily