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The majority of Chinese university and college graduates said they are willing to work, reports Xinhua citing data from Zhaopin. The data showed that 6.4% more higher education graduates will choose to work this year, when compared to the previous year. The data polled more than 90,000 recent university and college graduates. China is expected to see about 8.2 million higher education graduates this year, 250,000 more than 2017, the report said.
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