China's 11.6m graduates face a jobs market with no jobs | From Boiling Point to Breathtaking - the 15 best TV dramas for autumn 2023 | Lazy Girl Workout: The 10-minute exercise trend can work for anyone, experts say

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You Might Like � � � You Might Like � � � � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium China’s 11.6m graduates face a jobs market with no jobs    With a master's degree in applied linguistics from one of Australia's top universities, Ingrid Xie did not expect to end up working in a grocery store. But that was where she ended up after graduating from the University of Queensland in July last year. Xie did her undergraduate degree in China, studying English in the shade of palm trees at Hainan Tropical Ocean University. She went abroad for her master's because she thought that would help her find a better job. But after working at a Korean supermarket in Brisbane for several months after graduating, in February she decided to return to her home city of Kunming, in the south-west province of Yunnan, to find a job as an English teacher. Continued here From Boiling Point to Breathtaking â€" the 15 best TV dramas for autumn 2023    Brie Larson in Lessons in Chemistry, Lenny Henry's post-Windrush drama, the final series of Sex Education and The Crown - choice viewing as the nights draw in Elizabeth Olsen excels in HBO's classy true-crime miniseries as 80s suburban Texas housewife Candy Montgomery. After a fling with a married member of her Methodist church group (the reliably terrific Jesse Plemons), she's put on trial for killing his wife with an axe. The presence of writer David E Kelley (Big Little Lies, The Undoing) guarantees another addictive, talking-point potboiler. "Let's have an affair. But we can't fall in love." Johnny Flynn and talent-to-watch Roisin Gallagher (The Dry) star in an entertainingly rude romcom, set in Belfast, created by acclaimed playwright David Ireland (Cyprus Avenue) and from the producers of Doctor Foster and The English. He's a posh political TV presenter with a celebrity girlfriend. She's a potty-mouthed supermarket worker with no interest in current affairs. Or indeed anything much. When this unlikely pair are thrown together in surprising circumstances, sparks fly. Continued here Lazy Girl Workout: The 10-minute exercise trend can work for anyone, experts say    After working all day and commuting home from the office, it’s only natural to want to dive headfirst into your sofa and stay there all day. Netflix and chill? Yes. Work out and be productive? No. But there’s a way you can do both with the lazy girl workout (LGW). The latest in a long line of “girl” trends (see: lazy girl job, girl dinner, girl math, and so forth and so on), the LGW is exactly as it sounds: a workout you can do when you don’t feel like working out. The LGW trend isn’t exactly new (after all, it’s essentially a rebranded version of low-impact workouts), but it has seen a rise in popularity with more than 69.4 million views on TikTok. One of the fitness instructors contributing to the movement is Vicky Justiz, founder of Daily Thrive, a wellness app and platform. With nearly 2 million YouTube subscribers, she describes LGWs as a “gateway workout.” Continued here

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