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How China’s ‘Broke Ghosts’ Are Keeping Up Appearances during Straitened Times

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Young people in China are getting creative to stretch their money as far as it will go. They're part of a generation of young people who are having a ball while doing so amid China's economic slowdown. Some young people have responded by lying flat, similar to quiet quitting. Others want to hang on to that sense of aspiration that has propelled China's economy.

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How China’s ‘Broke Ghosts’ Are Keeping Up Appearances during Straitened Times

SHANGHAI - The waitress set a pot of boiling broth in the middle of the table and arranged the small dishes of snacks that come free with any meal here at Haidilao, one of China's best-known hot pot restaurant chains. It was just before midnight.

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読売新聞オンライン broke the news in Japan 2 years ago on Monday, September 25, 2023.

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How China’s ‘Broke Ghosts’ Are Keeping Up Appearances during Straitened Times

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