I think it's important for young people to have time and a place away from family to find their way. I think this might lead to happier people who are really following a path that supports their personality. It may also help populate areas that have lost population if they decide the rural life is for them.
This concept dates from the Victorian age. We eventually started calling it vacations, and in developed countries every worker gets to have time for them.
@@extremepsyche3135Yes you can... I mean an obvious example is if you have a net worth of $300bn, does your kid need $300bn to get the best opportunities possible? No. Living below you means does not mean living like your poor, most middle class+ people live below their means by their very nature, maybe not as much as they could but still.
@@extremepsyche3135 what are you talking about? I'm a chinese student who immigrated to the US. I'm married now and have 3 kids. It's actually quite easy to have kids in the US and still live within your means. The real problem is that most Americans spending habits are so bad, they don't know what it means to be frugal. This is why we Asian Americans having >20% saving rate while the average American savings rate is only 3%.
Based on what these people said I think for some retire is not a bad word in the sense I feel like I could come here to reset and "retire" a way of life I don't like any more and think about who I want to be moving forward. So retiring one life as you figure out what you want next for yourself
it's called "retirement village" because it's kinda like living a retirement life in there. does not mean the youths are going there to retire. it's for them to step back and reflect while not 'lying flat' completely.
Talk is what they need . At their home or work place, they hard to talk about their situation and no one can't understand, but in that village there are people who has similarities issue, so they can talk and sharing. That's so difficult to do when they are at their "place"
I feel lost now that I'm 39 years old and jobless. With $425,000 saved for an early retirement at age 50, $10,000 in an HSA, and a property that could yield an extra $200,000, what opportunities do I have for passive income?
I'm wondering if I should merge all of my investing accounts into one. How should I proceed and are there any repercussions I should be aware of if I decide to do this? In addition, I plan to sell my property, which could result in an additional 200K over time. Is it better to diversify over a few different industries or combine everything into one investing account?
These are crucial questions for a financial planner. I met mine at a NYSE summit, and with her help, my wife and I reallocated our $1.7M portfolio between a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. She’s been making investments with our approval and has helped us recover twice our losses. We’re holding steady and carefully navigating more markets
Rest and recreation is a human need. Glad to see that the young and the young at heart can take some time off from work (and whatever stressful life they have in the city) and give themselves a needed break before they themselves breakdown.
The so-called ideal 888 (8 hours work, 8 hours personal time, 8 hours sleep) lifestyle has become non-existent for the working populace. Nowadays they spend more than 8 hours at work, sometimes 10 and even 12 hours or more in the work place. On top of that traveling to and from work can take more than 2 hours. Where can they find the so-called ideal 8 hours of personal time and 8 hours of sleep? It's a nightmare. Stress builds. Stress kills. Sad. 😢
I believe we really need to reintroduce living near work again world wide. Apartments and houses that can be rented out near the workspace that are dedicated. This whole commute nonsense is no way to live.
I’m glad I only live about 30 minutes from work however my job requires me to work 12 hour shifts. Still less stress because I can work for only 3 nights (I work nights) a week. Sadly not everyone’s career or workplace can do that.
Necessary and useful for an overheated society. Youth facing burn out and dead end jobs in the cities can go back to the rural areas to decompress and reflect. They can be a new wave of artists and can create alternative countryside economies. Eventually China will be seeking AI and robotics which will further increase the pressure in the big cities. These kids going back to the countryside now to rediscover themselves is a good thing, and the govt should support it. All developed nations should actually support this.
This is a brilliant, original innovation out of China. The countryside should be a beacon for creative pursuits, not just in art but perhaps STEM as well.
@ikeafanatic1749 for some stem subjects the perfect place is out in the countryside. they can have nature and ecology preservation, biological and wildlife studies, agricultural and horticulture studies etc
I dont blame them. Many employees in their 20s will only get 5 days annual leave a year in China. After 10 years of work, annual leave goes up to 10 days per year - still not enough.
This. I think it's because retirement is seen as a good thing that Chinese workers currently enjoy from the age of 55 for women and 60 for men, while vacation is associated with the degenerate west with its spotty work ethic. Either way, a one to two week retreat every year or so barely qualifies for a vacation in the west. If you want to work until 65 or 70, like in the west, Chinese workers may need more vacation.
I notice a similar pattern in countries with huge number of population like India, China, US, Brazil, and Indonesia: there is "rat race" and job market is the hardest in these countries.
Rest for one or two weeks…this a vacation. It’s not retirement, everyone should have time off to recharge and reset. Hope this will influence a much needed change and the concept of vacation is more accepted.
@@myeongwolTrue and you can set your own schedule and be more lax. The only tough part is advertising and finding a competent manager to work for you (if you are not willing to be one yourself 😂).
Not a bad idea. I'm a Chinese student who attended university in the US and immigrated. I remember my life as a student in China, it was like an endless studying, homework, extra homework, preparing for and going to competitions... I can see my relatives in Shanghai that the working life is also stressful. Everyone eventually will break under high stress, so these extended leave is a good thing. But I can foresee that a problem will be for them to finding jobs again in the hyper-competitive job market when they have relaxed enough. But at $19/day, I think this is a good way to do F.I.R.E.
We live in a burn out society. Government should reform labor law to give people a break, we need more down time, more off time, otherwise we will work until we are burn out and incapacitated. It will do anyone no good when that happen. Productivity will suffer.
This is brilliant, for too long most people around the world have to work for too many hours as everything runs at such a fast pace ,many don't have time to rest and that's why so many people have depression and end up with health problems as they're burnt out. Things need to change , people in Western countries used to have the weekend off and everyone had time off for a holiday from work.
this era of fast paced. i dont even know i can catch up with todays technology advancement. young people of today need to learn to have a slow stable growth as well. getting too work up with chasing goals really will make us anxious and stress. walk on your own pace. our journey is different from one another
Ngl. Considering how stressful chinese academic life + work life is, I think this is a good idea. They need some time off all the stress to figure out their next step.
😮🙏 All countries should prepared for more counselling & centres for educating the young adults to deal with their social pressures & coping with their mental states ... Many countries reporting more & more young adults committing suicides after the Global Covid-19 Pandemic as their social-economy landscapes have changed & making matter worse , the advancement of AI beginning to replace many jobs that traditionally employed these young adults ... Those in the 50s , 60s & 70s & above fare even worse in these new ageism discrimination in the job market ... 🙏🕯🌍
I think the idea is to remove themselves from the rat race, but continue to regulate their minds day-to-day with basic activities. So it's not intended to be a total escape, but as a means for regularity.
Looking at this I am disappointed, at an age when we can contribute to the society people want to slack. But there is a tiny voice inside that says dude, what a life😂
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3700cny per month is ridiculous, it only suits for the young with middle class family or worker, can you imaging the migrant kid or peasant migrant worker who lost employment can afford this, I think it is only a specific niche a little bit " luxury" market in china 消费升级的小众项目, from my experience, the son or daughter who followed by parents from rurual place or suburban to urban, has no perk or priviledge in education / job market can only crowd in small living room which divide into small pieces for the bunk beds 8-10 people in 5-8 sq meters, they usually can find the job blue collar with little paid and no mandated social insurance. anyway, only illusion or escape can not solve this status quo, many interviewer in the video only discuss the future of career. I dont think a temporary stop can cure heal them all, becuase no political freedom in China, many resident can only use laying flat to counter with low employment rate currently caused by problematic economy policy legislated with no one citizen cared about, I heared one idiom before if you dont talk politics, politics will let you pay high price afterward。 what a pity for these energetic youth can only find a utopian illusioned with no capability or braveness to deal with such harsh atomsphere of political silence in nowaday China, even Karl Marx speak out in tavern for his ideology in 1800s
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Yes. It's a retreat or hostel, which is valuable especially if you don't have much money or a permanent job. It's an affordable place to stay with meals included, until you find a new direction.
@@natashadickson4819 Nah, it still costs a lot of money to maintain. It's like a rural hotel with a garden. They changed the name from hotel to retirement home. If you run out of money, you will be kicked out. It's cheaper to move back with their parents, no rent is needed + free food too.
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I think it's important for young people to have time and a place away from family to find their way. I think this might lead to happier people who are really following a path that supports their personality. It may also help populate areas that have lost population if they decide the rural life is for them.
This concept dates from the Victorian age. We eventually started calling it vacations, and in developed countries every worker gets to have time for them.
I love this! I'm 40 and so ready to retire from the "Rat Race" in the US.
Sell your house and move to south east asia
Have kids And live below your means
@@ryanwalters6184 You can't live below your means if you have kids because your kids deserve the best you can afford according to family law.
@@extremepsyche3135Yes you can... I mean an obvious example is if you have a net worth of $300bn, does your kid need $300bn to get the best opportunities possible? No.
Living below you means does not mean living like your poor, most middle class+ people live below their means by their very nature, maybe not as much as they could but still.
@@extremepsyche3135 what are you talking about? I'm a chinese student who immigrated to the US. I'm married now and have 3 kids. It's actually quite easy to have kids in the US and still live within your means. The real problem is that most Americans spending habits are so bad, they don't know what it means to be frugal. This is why we Asian Americans having >20% saving rate while the average American savings rate is only 3%.
It should be labeled as “time-off”, not retire.
Based on what these people said I think for some retire is not a bad word in the sense I feel like I could come here to reset and "retire" a way of life I don't like any more and think about who I want to be moving forward. So retiring one life as you figure out what you want next for yourself
it's called "retirement village" because it's kinda like living a retirement life in there. does not mean the youths are going there to retire. it's for them to step back and reflect while not 'lying flat' completely.
The actual English term is vacation.
telll me you didn't watch the video without telling me
Sabbatical
Brilliant idea. Reminds me of my days back then when I felt really burnt-out and wonder what to do.
Talk is what they need . At their home or work place, they hard to talk about their situation and no one can't understand, but in that village there are people who has similarities issue, so they can talk and sharing. That's so difficult to do when they are at their "place"
I feel lost now that I'm 39 years old and jobless. With $425,000 saved for an early retirement at age 50, $10,000 in an HSA, and a property that could yield an extra $200,000, what opportunities do I have for passive income?
it's reasonable to consider hiring a financial counselor at this stage, but delaying retiring for a while may be a more wiser choice
I'm wondering if I should merge all of my investing accounts into one. How should I proceed and are there any repercussions I should be aware of if I decide to do this? In addition, I plan to sell my property, which could result in an additional 200K over time. Is it better to diversify over a few different industries or combine everything into one investing account?
These are crucial questions for a financial planner. I met mine at a NYSE summit, and with her help, my wife and I reallocated our $1.7M portfolio between a traditional IRA and a brokerage account. She’s been making investments with our approval and has helped us recover twice our losses. We’re holding steady and carefully navigating more markets
My portfolio is not doing well. Who is your professional?
June Renae Matthysse. Just research the name. You’d find necessary details to work with a correspondence to set up an appointment
Rest and recreation is a human need. Glad to see that the young and the young at heart can take some time off from work (and whatever stressful life they have in the city) and give themselves a needed break before they themselves breakdown.
I hope they can be a good boss who care about worktime & life balance
The so-called ideal 888 (8 hours work, 8 hours personal time, 8 hours sleep) lifestyle has become non-existent for the working populace.
Nowadays they spend more than 8 hours at work, sometimes 10 and even 12 hours or more in the work place.
On top of that traveling to and from work can take more than 2 hours.
Where can they find the so-called ideal 8 hours of personal time and 8 hours of sleep?
It's a nightmare.
Stress builds. Stress kills.
Sad. 😢
I believe we really need to reintroduce living near work again world wide. Apartments and houses that can be rented out near the workspace that are dedicated. This whole commute nonsense is no way to live.
it's seems worldwide problem
I’m glad I only live about 30 minutes from work however my job requires me to work 12 hour shifts. Still less stress because I can work for only 3 nights (I work nights) a week. Sadly not everyone’s career or workplace can do that.
They're young and tired. We are tired too😢😊
Necessary and useful for an overheated society. Youth facing burn out and dead end jobs in the cities can go back to the rural areas to decompress and reflect. They can be a new wave of artists and can create alternative countryside economies. Eventually China will be seeking AI and robotics which will further increase the pressure in the big cities. These kids going back to the countryside now to rediscover themselves is a good thing, and the govt should support it. All developed nations should actually support this.
This is a brilliant, original innovation out of China. The countryside should be a beacon for creative pursuits, not just in art but perhaps STEM as well.
@ikeafanatic1749 for some stem subjects the perfect place is out in the countryside. they can have nature and ecology preservation, biological and wildlife studies, agricultural and horticulture studies etc
I dont blame them. Many employees in their 20s will only get 5 days annual leave a year in China. After 10 years of work, annual leave goes up to 10 days per year - still not enough.
It’s a great retreat for people to slow down, reflect, and think more deeply about themselves.
Two weeks? That's just a holiday in some countries in Europe. We shouldn't call it "retirement", it's a holiday, it's rest.
In other countries, this is called taking a vacation or a career break. Calling it retirement is a bit dramatic.
This. I think it's because retirement is seen as a good thing that Chinese workers currently enjoy from the age of 55 for women and 60 for men, while vacation is associated with the degenerate west with its spotty work ethic. Either way, a one to two week retreat every year or so barely qualifies for a vacation in the west. If you want to work until 65 or 70, like in the west, Chinese workers may need more vacation.
I'm doing this too. Just over a week to my flight departure date.
I notice a similar pattern in countries with huge number of population like India, China, US, Brazil, and Indonesia: there is "rat race" and job market is the hardest in these countries.
Rest for one or two weeks…this a vacation. It’s not retirement, everyone should have time off to recharge and reset. Hope this will influence a much needed change and the concept of vacation is more accepted.
I saw in another news there young people opens a retirement village and it became their full time job, so they cannot lay flat.
Working for something you own definitely feels better than working for others
@@myeongwolTrue and you can set your own schedule and be more lax. The only tough part is advertising and finding a competent manager to work for you (if you are not willing to be one yourself 😂).
Not a bad idea. I'm a Chinese student who attended university in the US and immigrated. I remember my life as a student in China, it was like an endless studying, homework, extra homework, preparing for and going to competitions... I can see my relatives in Shanghai that the working life is also stressful. Everyone eventually will break under high stress, so these extended leave is a good thing. But I can foresee that a problem will be for them to finding jobs again in the hyper-competitive job market when they have relaxed enough. But at $19/day, I think this is a good way to do F.I.R.E.
I like this idea. It's basically a vacation without the sigh-seeing list. No need to take a vacation from your vacation.
We live in a burn out society. Government should reform labor law to give people a break, we need more down time, more off time, otherwise we will work until we are burn out and incapacitated. It will do anyone no good when that happen. Productivity will suffer.
Literally doing this right now. I'm so over working I quit to take off for a few months to just do me and recenter.
First comment! The world is abundant, even the youths can retire. ❤
In the west we call this vacations.
I can't agree more with this.
We need quite time to re-think
Attending a meditation reyreat is another good choice for these youths who hope to awaken themselves for meaning of life.
This is brilliant, for too long most people around the world have to work for too many hours as everything runs at such a fast pace ,many don't have time to rest and that's why so many people have depression and end up with health problems as they're burnt out. Things need to change , people in Western countries used to have the weekend off and everyone had time off for a holiday from work.
Or where they go to meet people.
Nothing wrong with that.
Great place to network and maybe even start a new career.
Japan should totoally steal this idea for their rural villages!!!
No need to steal japan already got hikikomori villiages
Just keep healthy.
Sounds like much needed rehab
this era of fast paced. i dont even know i can catch up with todays technology advancement. young people of today need to learn to have a slow stable growth as well. getting too work up with chasing goals really will make us anxious and stress.
walk on your own pace. our journey is different from one another
Ngl. Considering how stressful chinese academic life + work life is, I think this is a good idea. They need some time off all the stress to figure out their next step.
Im 38 early retirement already
are they resign from their job first so they are unemployed when stay at the village?
Interesting
"If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die"
Warren Buffet
Can we get a documentary of sort about this
Everyone needs them. Like a retreat
Military reserves?
😮🙏 All countries should prepared for more counselling & centres for educating the young adults to deal with their social pressures & coping with their mental states ... Many countries reporting more & more young adults committing suicides after the Global Covid-19 Pandemic as their social-economy landscapes have changed & making matter worse , the advancement of AI beginning to replace many jobs that traditionally employed these young adults ... Those in the 50s , 60s & 70s & above fare even worse in these new ageism discrimination in the job market ... 🙏🕯🌍
Its call a fking Timeout not retiring. Whats next, pregnancy leave = lying flat?
Doesnt better to lay somewhere on the beach and listen to the waves sound?
I think the idea is to remove themselves from the rat race, but continue to regulate their minds day-to-day with basic activities. So it's not intended to be a total escape, but as a means for regularity.
Living near the beach costs a lot more money even in China
You cannot feel relaxing in China even beachside because people are really competitive there too.
its a resort
Looking at this I am disappointed, at an age when we can contribute to the society people want to slack. But there is a tiny voice inside that says dude, what a life😂
Trump - ' the migrants are eating dogs in Springfield...' - WSJ
| in America people live like stray street dogs |
| A Century of Poverty ⛺• Ep 42 | Los Angeles, California [4K] |
| California’s New Law in Effect? ⛺ • Ep 39 | Los Angeles, California [4K] | - youtube
3700cny
per month is ridiculous, it only suits for the young with middle class family or worker, can you imaging the migrant kid or peasant migrant worker who lost employment can afford this, I think it is only a specific niche a little bit " luxury" market in china 消费升级的小众项目, from my experience, the son or daughter who followed by parents from rurual place or suburban to urban, has no perk or priviledge in education / job market can only crowd in small living room which divide into small pieces for the bunk beds 8-10 people in 5-8 sq meters, they usually can find the job blue collar with little paid and no mandated social insurance. anyway, only illusion or escape can not solve this status quo, many interviewer in the video only discuss the future of career. I dont think a temporary stop can cure heal them all, becuase no political freedom in China, many resident can only use laying flat to counter with low employment rate currently caused by problematic economy policy legislated with no one citizen cared about, I heared one idiom before if you dont talk politics, politics will let you pay high price afterward。 what a pity for these energetic youth can only find a utopian illusioned with no capability or braveness to deal with such harsh atomsphere of political silence in nowaday China, even Karl Marx speak out in tavern for his ideology in 1800s
CAN YOU GUYS JUST LEAVE THE CHINESE PEOPLE FOR A DAY AND FOCUS ON SOMETHING ELSE. THIS IS GETTING TOXIC..
It's a b&b isnt it
Trump makes BRICS cry 😂😂😂
Eh? Trump might want the US to join the BRICS. After all, they are anti-western, developing countries, just like the US.
Once you rest it takes a lot to return back to being hardworking
sounds like bullshit to me
Zombies are taking over america ...
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| Zombie-like woman found convulsing near abandoned house |
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Just move to America
As if the US govt is handling over visas like Halloween candies!
Lmao. Cost of living in America is twice as high in China.
@@lolcatjuniorBut salary is four times of china.
@@surfspark look at the job market, buddy
@@son6342 but unemployment rate is less compared to china.
So when the real world gets tuff they get to run
and hide?🙄
Yes. It's a retreat or hostel, which is valuable especially if you don't have much money or a permanent job. It's an affordable place to stay with meals included, until you find a new direction.
If it's to hide, then no good. If it is to reset then OK. You can't hide forever.
@@natashadickson4819 Nah, it still costs a lot of money to maintain. It's like a rural hotel with a garden. They changed the name from hotel to retirement home. If you run out of money, you will be kicked out. It's cheaper to move back with their parents, no rent is needed + free food too.
@@son6342 Not everyone has parents that own their own property/house and not everyone is in good terms with them
Finally, China invents something original and wholesome. Maybe the east will rise but not in the way we all expected
You people ready to colonize!! Yay 😊😊