IN VIDEO: Nineteen rules that could change home care in China

视频中的十九条规则或可改变中国的居家护理

Round Table China

2026-09-23

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Bringing someone into your home to clean or care for your family feels like a private arrangement. In China, it is also a thirty-million-person industry, one that has long run on informal deals, unclear hours, and unanswered questions about who is responsible when something goes wrong. Now nineteen new measures aim to change how that work is done, covering everything from training and insurance to background checks and pricing./ You walk into a room and find a stage waiting for you. Someone hands you a presentation you have never seen before. The slides make no sense, the crowd is waiting, and your only job is to keep talking. In Beijing, Shanghai, and a handful of other Chinese cities, this is a game that turns everything you know about professional presentations upside down, and once you hear why people keep coming back, you might want to try it yourself. (39:58) On the show: Steve, Fei Fei & Yushan
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  • I think it would be naive of me to think that this is the only time that you've done this.

  • And number two, you didn't tell me that you were doing this.

  • Why are you hiring me?

  • How would you feel about that?

  • Yeah, of course, uncomfortable.

  • I think the domestic worker herself, maybe deep in her heart,

  • is also kind of uncomfortable about that camera I installed.

  • What's the point of then?

  • For you to hire that help in the first place.

  • I don't think so.

  • I was just going to ask you.

  • I don't think so.

  • I'd be too scared.

  • Cat paw elastic fibers create quantum entanglement with the ground, generating anti-gravity waves,

  • and that's how cats fly.

  • Yes, finding someone to clean your home or look after your children

  • or care for an elderly parent sounds like something simple.

  • But here in China, it is a huge industry and it's a part of everyday life

  • and it's a part of everyday employment for a lot of people.

  • More than 30 million people work in domestic services