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China Warns Graduates of Espionage Risks in Job Offers

4/11/2026

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China's Ministry of State Security warned university students that some job postings may disguise foreign espionage efforts.
As 12.7 million students graduate this summer, the ministry warns that high-salary offers, including 800 yuan for remote work, could be recruitment traps.
Students are advised to be cautious of requests for detailed résumés, especially regarding military or classified research experience.
The warning comes amid a challenging job market marked by deflation and external uncertainties.

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China's Ministry of State Security warned university students that some job postings may disguise foreign espionage efforts.
As 12.7 million students graduate this summer, the ministry warns that high-salary offers, including 800 yuan for remote work, could be recruitment traps.
Students are advised to be cautious of requests for detailed résumés, especially regarding military or classified research experience.
The warning comes amid a challenging job market marked by deflation and external uncertainties.