Chinese grads' offbeat jobs (14)

（People's Daily Online） 08:39, July 03, 2013

More than 50 university graduates have started to work at “NO. 1 Pork” butcher’s shops in 12 vegetable markets in Shanghai in January 2013. Their outstanding learning capability, excellent characters, and good behaviour gave big boost to the sales of pork. The shop now operates 500 counters in the Pearl River Delta. The monthly income of a top seller is more than 3,000 yuan, and annual salary of management level staff is more than 100,000 yuan. The level of income is competitive to other industries. (CNS Photo)

Edited and translated by Wang Xin, People's Daily Online.

The new season of graduation has come now. According to the report recently released by Ministry of Education, nearly 7 million college students graduated in 2013, 190,000 more than 2012, hitting new record high.

To study in university has become a common thing. The students are facing the problem of finding a proper job after graduation.

There is a gap between reality and expectation. Some want to have an office job with a good pay, but it is not easy. Some students take controversial jobs but they enjoy it.

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