Most young Chinese follow their parents' path of employment., A growing number of young Chinese are rejecting the traditional path of lifelong employment., The "996" schedule means working nine hours six days a week., "996" culture means working from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. six days a week., Only a small fraction of young professionals have resigned at least once without another job offer., More and more employees are choosing the so-called naked resignation - quitting without another job lined up. More than 60% of young professionals have resigned this way at least once., The story of the 26-year-old couple attracted criticism on social media., While some wondered whether their tendency to abruptly resign would scare off future employers, many expressed admiration for their courage and willingness to take control of their lives., After many young workers "naked resign", they immediately start looking for another job., Some former employees take extended trips or pursue side projects; others simply rest, hoping to recover from burnout before looking for new opportunities., The unemployment rate among older adults in China is higher than among people in their early twenties., According to the National Bureau of Statistics of China, the unemployment rate of people aged 16 to 24 is 14.9%, compared to 3.9% for those between 30 and 59. With youth unemployment hovering near record highs, many who quit struggle to find stable work again.

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