Hu Anyan worked nineteen different jobs across twenty years in China’s gig economy. “I Deliver Parcels in Beijing”, his account of that time, has become a bestselling book. What do his experiences tell us about changing attitudes to employment in today’s China? And what could it mean for the country's stalling economy?
Hosts: The Economist’s China correspondent, Sarah Wu and China researcher, Jiehao Chen
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