The era's dividends are gone, but opportunities for young people still exist.

Many recent graduates with high academic credentials work tirelessly to find jobs, but these are often positions with a monthly salary of three to five thousand, and they can be replaced at any time.

The problem isn't that you're not working hard enough, but that you've chosen the wrong track.

What truly makes a difference is never academic qualifications, but information gaps and actionability.

While most people are still refreshing job search apps, some have already made their first fortune through AI, going overseas, or virtual products.

The most valuable thing in this era is not diplomas, but whether you dare to switch tracks.