Young people try self-healing from 'work smell'

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  Feeling like you've got a work smell clinging to you.

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  It's become a humorous badge of honor for many young chinese workers.

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  To shake off the stress, they're diving into what's called a healing economy, exploring a myriad of activities aimed at finding inner peace.

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  I'm joined by Li Yi in the studio and Josh Cotterell on the line first on today's show.

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  Recently, the term work stench has been making rounds online with many young people humorously remark that they are carrying the lingering odor of work after a day on the job in response to the stress and negative emotions associated with work.

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  Sometimes young people have pursued various activities aimed at finding peace of mind, contributing to what's now called the healing economy.

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  So the Chinese goes as or work smell, office odor, work stench.

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