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Not in education, employment or training: Why more Hong Kong youths are opting out of work

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By Tai Hing Shing
| The Business Times (Singapore) Verified
Some young people are becoming disengaged and content to drift along aimlessly, living with their parents Add BT as a preferred source Hong Kong youth no longer see a stable job and a lifetime of work as the only life goal – instead, they place greater emphasis on freedom and quality of life. PHOTO: REUTERS Published Mon, Jun 22, 2026 · 02:00 PM WITH June comes the summer break for Hong Kong’s tertiary institutions.
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Why more Hong Kong youths are opting out of work

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By James Loo, Lianhe Zaobao, Tai Hing Shing
| thinkchina.sg
Pedestrians wait to cross a street in front of an electronic sign board showing the Hang Seng Index in Hong Kong on 8 June 2026.(Peter Parks/AFP) With June comes the summer break for Hong Kong’s tertiary institutions. Over a meal with some younger students last week, one mentioned she was looking for a part-time job. When I asked if this was due to financial pressure, she sheepishly admitted it was not — she wanted to save up money so she could travel to meet her favourite idols.
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[Big read] The northbound drift: Hong Kong’s quiet exodus to the Greater Bay Area

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By Lianhe Zaobao, Tai Hing Shing, James Loo
| thinkchina.sg
(Edited and refined by Candice Chan, with the assistance of AI translation.) For most of her life, Sister Chun, 66, lived in public housing in Hong Kong. After retiring two years ago, she heard from friends that buying property in Zhongshan, a prefecture-level city in Guangdong, was very affordable and conveniently connected by transport. She joined a weekend property-viewing tour to Zhongshan and immediately fell in love with the place, deciding to move there with her husband.
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