Nearly 80% of international students return to China. What trends will this trigger?

The employment situation has become more severe, aggravated by the epidemic, and social education requirements are high.

Affected by the epidemic, many small and medium-sized enterprises have closed down. In 2020, there will be eight million fresh graduates. , and so far, 30% of them cannot find a job. Many units have also chosen to lay off workers, and most middle-aged people are unemployed. They say that the employment situation is very severe. The return of nearly 80% of international students means that they will participate in employment competition, and the employment competition situation will become more intense. There may be a situation where supply exceeds demand and social disparities become even wider. Another group of people will face the pressure of unemployment and layoffs, and the employment situation will not be optimistic. Aggravating the epidemic

Although there is nothing wrong with international students returning home, after all, China is their home, but from another perspective, returning overseas students will definitely aggravate the epidemic. Anyone who understands the international situation knows that China is currently the best at preventing and controlling the epidemic, while other countries are still in dire straits. In particular, virus mutations have been detected in the UK. It can be said that the severity of the epidemic abroad has exceeded our imagination. The possibility of overseas students returning home to aggravate the epidemic is huge and inevitable. After all, nearly 80% of students are overseas. But fortunately, domestic defense measures are quite adequate, and many people can be detected just after entering the country. High social academic requirements

The return of overseas students means that more highly educated people will participate in job competition. In the past, the demand for talents will be insufficient by these people, and society’s requirements for academic qualifications will become higher and higher. Meat-eating is a cycle. While competition is fierce, some people with low education will also be eliminated. Of course, these highly educated returnees will also bring advanced technologies, which will inevitably lead to social progress. Then job seekers with lower academic qualifications will also work hard to improve their academic qualifications. In this way, the overall cultural level of society will be improved, but China's exam-oriented education will be more onerous, and students' academic pressure will become more and more intense. After all, as academic requirements increase, competition for corresponding degrees will become fierce.