What can officially recognized new professions bring to people?

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  Discussion keeps the world turning.

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  This is round table.

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  Bioengineering technician, dental hygienist, cybersecurity evaluator, and smart vehicle tester.

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  China's Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security has released a list of 19 new occupations.

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  These newly recognized jobs not only sound refreshing, but also point to the way in which China's economy is evolving.

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  Hello, I'm Lai Ming, and this is roundtable today with new Holing and Liyi.

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  Let's unravel the message behind the lengthy official document.

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  We begin with some clarification.

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  These so called new occupations we are talking about today, they're not bona fide new jobs.

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  Many people have been earning a living at these jobs for quite some time, right?

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  Yes.

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  I think when we are looking at this new professions, we need to have this background information is that the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, they have been doing this, I mean, recognizing new professions in the past few years.

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  And this time, on July 31, the Ministry of Human resources and Social Security announced the latest batch of new professions, adding 19 new professions and also 28 new job categories, with the majority related to cutting edge technologies and modern manufacturing.

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  And these some new professions include, as you said, Laimin, bioengineering technician, dental hygienist, network security level protection evaluator, cloud network intelligence operations and maintenance specialist.

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  So these professions also reflect how, I think modern industries evolve here in China.

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  And according to relevant personnel from these authorities, not all profession can be as qualified as being called as new professions, because we need to also consider not only the trend of every industry here in China, but also the scale of these professions relevantly existent in China society as well.

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  So there has to be enough people already working in the industry and they're creating a social impact, meaning people are pretty much aware of what they do.

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  And when vacancies are open on recruitment platforms, people know what they are.

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  And in casual chit chats, essentially.

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  Essentially, yes, essentially, it is that.

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