The Chinese society is changing quickly and the up-and-coming generation were born and raised under (often) very different conditions than the previous.
For one, they were single children. Sometimes, their family was fairly well off. Certainly the overall domestic education level was improved during their schooling days; some have also studied abroad. They have experienced . . . → Read More: How to best attract and retain China’s 八零後 (bā líng hòu) and 九零後 (jiǔ ling hòu) generations?
