In China, the pandemic has already cost tens of millions of jobs.

In February, unemployment in cities soared to a record high of 6.2%.

Now, this summer, more than eight million Chinese graduates are preparing to enter the worst job market in recent memory.

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Seeing Joshua Biello Lynn has been looking for work since May, when her previous internship ended.

She wants to work at a tech company doing operations and was hoping for a smooth job search.

But like many people her age, she's had trouble finding work to come down here.

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Lynn spends most of her days at home studying and applying for jobs, and she's not alone.

One recent study by Peking University found that the number of open positions shrank by 27% in the first three months of this year compared to last year.

Ah, popular Chinese recruitment site Shop in said job openings were down 17% from last year.

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She runs a popular forum for job seeking graduates on the Chinese social media site Way Bo.

Right now, the economic growth rate in China is jobs were slow down on during this period.

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Many students air settling for internships or considering grad school.

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Hugo Long has been looking for jobs since September.

The 22 year old University of Hong Kong graduate hopes toe work in advertising and has five internships under his belt.

He thought finding work would be easy, but because of the coronavirus, fewer companies are hiring fresh graduates.

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In 1998 1 in 10 people aged 18 to 22 attended university.

Now it's more than 40% making the job market more competitive than ever.

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Some people, they didn't get a job earlier this year.

They will still look for opportunities later this year, so the competition is gonna be very severe.

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