Young Chinese AD 2023 and money

chiny24.com 1 year ago

At the beginning of this year, a survey was conducted on the aspirations and attitudes of young Chinese (aged 18 to 35 years). Among many questions there were besides those concerning money – their making and spending.

The survey yielded interesting results:

- precedence expenditure is:

- tourism (32.77%),

- acquisition of digital products, e.g. computer, laptop, smartphone, etc. (31.67%)

- wellness care and relaxation (31.04%).

- in the case of home tourism, among the most desirable destinations were:

- large agglomerations specified as:

1. 1. 1. ChongQing (Metropolis in the southwest state of SiChuan),
    2. Beijing,
    3. XiaoMen (Southeastern state of FuJian)
    4. Shanghai and
    5. ChengDu (the capital of the southwest state of SiChuan).

- Prefectural cities:

1. 1. 1. DaLi (in confederate YunNan Province, bordering Laos, Vietnam, Myanmar/Burma),
    2. SanYa (on HaiNan Island, the southernmost state of China),
    3. ZhangJiaJie (Hunan Province),
    4. Beihai (South GuanXi Province) and
    5. Guilin (South GuanXi Province).

- 28,58% of respondents are planning to increase their spending on discipline and education this year – the majority of people surviving in the South, Central and South-West China were here;

- 36.68% of respondents have an average of 1 to 3 hours of free time per day – much more than in another age groups.

- free time the surveyed spend:

- relaxing utilizing your smartphone (54.12%),

- sports (41.50%),

- buying online (39.56%).

The main companion of young Chinese in their spare time is the smartphone. And this is simply a trend that has been increasing for respective years.

- 38,57% of respondents read from 1 to 5 books a year (above the national average), the most widely read books are beletristy, Chinese classics, publications devoted to historical tradition.

- Young Chinese asked where they saw each another in 5 years said:

- healthcare sector (39.77%),

- finance, insurance, banking (34.57%),

- IT/Internet (31.16%).

At the same time, the respondents believe that the highest salaries will be obtained in finance and IT/new technologies. The level of remuneration is simply a precedence for the selection of professions, work for more than 60% of respondents.