South China Morning Post
AsiaPac · 2 hrs ago
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High rents, job fears rank among top stressors for mainland students in Hong Kong
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A survey by the Youth Expats Association reveals that mainland Chinese students in Hong Kong face significant stress from high rents, career anxiety, and social isolation, though over 40 per cent plan to stay in the city, prioritising belonging over high salaries.
High rents, job fears rank among top stressors for mainland students in Hong Kong
A combination of sky-high rents, career anxiety and social isolation is placing a mental and financial strain on mainland Chinese students living in Hong Kong, even as more than 40 per cent of them plan to remain in the city, a survey has revealed.
The study released by the Youth Expats Association on Sunday also found that developing a sense of belonging outweighed lucrative salaries as a factor in determining whether these students choose to stay in the city after graduation.
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