Foreign Work Permits in Beijing: What U.S. Founders Must Know
Why Beijing Is Opening Up—But Not Just Any Door You’ve heard it before: China is opening up. In January 2026, state-backed outlet Shanghai Observer put it bluntly: “The more complex the global environment, the more China will open its arms.” But here’s the kicker—they’re not handing out keys to just anyone. There’s a quiet but real tension brewing beneath the surface. Young Chinese graduates like Zhou Xinying, a postgraduate at Zhejiang University, are already feeling the squeeze in the job market. And when a new visa policy rolls in—like the rumored K-visa scheme aimed at skilled foreign professionals—it doesn’t just bring opportunity. It brings anxiety. ...