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China’s Youth QUITS the Workforce as ‘Lying Flat’ MOVEMENT Spreads Across Cities

In the wake of rising US-China tariffs, China’s youth is facing a crisis—one so dire that it’s pushing them to abandon traditional career paths and embrace a new movement: “Lying Flat.” What started as an economic conflict between two global giants has now spiraled into a widespread social phenomenon, leaving a generation without hope. Despite government claims of stability, the reality on the ground tells a different story. What’s really happening behind the government’s optimistic statements? How are China’s youth reacting to an economy that’s failing to deliver on its promises? And why are so many young people choosing to “lie flat,” abandoning hope in a future that seems more uncertain than ever? On April 2, 2025, the US launched a new round of tariffs aimed squarely at China. These weren’t just minor adjustments—they were significant increases targeting a range of Chinese goods, from electronics to textiles, to steel and aluminum. The move was a clear escalation in the ongoing trade war, and it sent shockwaves through the global economy. At first, the effects seemed isolated to businesses—higher costs for imports, rising production expenses, and a slowdown in trade. But soon, the ripple effects began to reach deeper into China’s economy. Small businesses, already struggling under the weight of previous tariffs, were hit hardest. Factories, the backbone of China’s manufacturing sector, faced impossible choices: raise prices, cut jobs, or, in some cases, close their doors entirely.