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    ENGLISH EDITION OF THE WEEKLY CHINESE NEWSPAPER, IN-DEPTH AND INDEPENDENT
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    China Poll: Leaving Town
    Summary:



    Last week, the China Youth Daily Center of Social Research surveyed 1,161 residents of a 1st tier city.

    The newspaper asked the participants - Would you consider moving to a 2nd or 3rd Tier City?

    Of the participants who identified themselves as belonging to the "Ant Tribe" or 蟻族 (Yizu) - 87.7% said they would be willing to consider leaving the big metropolises for second- or third-tier regional cities. Only 2.4% of these "ants" said that they wouldn't consider leaving China's big coastal cities.


    Of all the participants who said yes:

    67% expect to find a better job
    56.7% do not like the high-pressure work environment of 1st tier cities
    52.9% are students who want to go home
    76.7% expect improved healthcare and education in 2nd and 3rd Tier Cities
    53.1% want a fuller social and cultural life
    30.2% expect the competition for jobs to be fairer

    The Economic Observer covered the topic of recent university graduates shunning the big cities for alternative opportunites and a slower pace of life in an article back in early July.

    In that article we quoted from an earlier China Youth Daily survey that found:

     

    Of the 7,761 college graduates from 31 provinces surveyed in 2009, 34.2 percent said they would move to provincial capital cities or well-developed small cities as their first choice, with prefecture-level cities as their second choice. Only 24.75 of those surveyed wished to stay in big cities like Beijing and Shanghai.

     

    Links and Sources
    China Youth Daily: 若重?fù)窬蜆I(yè)地 87.7%蟻族考慮去二三線城市
    The Economic Observer: College Graduates Desert Big Cities
    China Real Time Report: China\'s Graduates: An Ant\'s Life
    New York Times - Schott's Vocab: The Ant Tribe
    CNNGo: China\'s growing postgrad \'ant tribes\'
    Reuters: China\'s "ant tribe" poses policy challenge for Beijing

     

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