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Aug 8, 2026
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China’s unemployed are flocking to Communist Party service centres
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China’s unemployed are flocking to Communist Party service centres
JAMES GRIFFITHS
ASIA CORRESPONDENT
HONG KONG
PUBLISHED 46 MINUTES AGO
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A man walks past the Ziyou Road Community Party mass service centre, in December, 2024, in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. The centres, which are open to the public, offer free internet, cheap food and work desks.
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