AI is reshaping China’s job market faster than ever, with programmers, translators, and delivery workers all feeling the pressure as automation surges. The government pushes forward with its “AI Plus” strategy to boost productivity and global competitiveness, but economists warn it could deepen unemployment—especially among young adults. While some adapt by turning AI into a creative tool or classroom aid, others face plummeting wages and shrinking career paths. From robotic parcel sorters to coffee-making machines, the future of work is being rewritten—and not everyone is ready for it.
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