A growing trend in China sees young adults taking on the role of "full-time children" for their parents, receiving a monthly salary in exchange for companionship and assistance with tasks like managing mobile apps. While initially seen as a potential solution to a challenging job market, some participants now find it's not a guaranteed path to future employment. This phenomenon has drawn comparisons to individuals who are "Not in Education, Employment or Training" (NEETs). AI
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RANK_REASON This article discusses a social trend and its implications for the job market, rather than a specific AI development.
