Скачать или смотреть What's it like to LIVE & WORK In Shenzhen, China｜深圳【打工人】有话讲

Shenzhen, one of the fastest developing cities in China, is a city that offers endless opportunities. Have you ever wondered what it's like to live and work in this vibrant metropolis? In this video, we'll hear from young Chinese professionals who are currently living and working in Shenzhen. They'll share their insights on what it's like to navigate the fast-paced and dynamic lifestyle, and what the city has to offer in terms of job opportunities, entertainment, and culture. They'll also give tips for those who are considering making the move to Shenzhen. So, if you're curious about what it's like to live and work in one of the most innovative and dynamic cities in China, watch this video and listen to what these young locals have to say.

00:00 | Intro: Working in Shenzhen
00:38 | Q1: Where are you from?
00:50 | Q2: What do you do?
01:02 | Q3: Do you like Shenzhen?
01:21 | Q4: Did anything special happen after you arrived to Shenzhen?
02:17 | Q5: Do you have a girlfriend/boyfriend?
02:32 | Q6: Is there anything you do not like about Shenzhen?
03:35 | Q7: Why did you choose to work in Shenzhen?
04:00 | Q8: Are you planning to settle down in Shenzhen?
04:40 | Q9: Do you need to work extra hours?
05:08 | Q10: Due to epidemic many people did not go home for the CNY, what about you?
05:46 | Q11: Did epidemic affect your work?
07:12 | Summary: Working in Shenzhen

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TERMS OFTEN USED IN THE MATERIAL:
Dagongren 打工人：“打” means “to hit,” “工” means “a job,” and “人” means “a person.” Originally used as a verb in spoken language in Hong Kong, “打工” means “to get employed for a paid job.” The popular new term “打工人” is neutral and simply means “employee.”

996: The three digits describe a working schedule of 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., for six days a week. Often without any extra pay.

007: This term refers to a new work ethic, that is working from “00.00am to 00.00pm”, for seven days a week

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