Beijing recommends more than 500 employment internship opportunities to Taiwanese students and youth

China News Service, Beijing, November 8th (Reporter Huang Xinxin) "We are in the same boat and we are in the same boat, our dream will inspire Beijing" 2026 Employment Internship Promotion Conference for Taiwanese Students and Youth in Beijing was held at Peking University on the 8th. More than 60 companies provided more than 500 positions and recruited talents on-site, and many Taiwanese students and youths came to participate.

At the scene, many Taiwanese youth who have developed in the mainland used their own experiences to provide advice to their junior students. Wen Yinyin, assistant to the chairman and legal affairs officer of Jiurong Holdings Co., Ltd., settled in Beijing after completing her master's degree at China University of Political Science and Law. “The richness of industries and jobs here is beyond imagination.” She believes that Beijing has a diverse industrial scene, which provides young people with broad space for growth.

She suggested that Taiwanese students should strengthen their professional skills and at the same time practice their foreign language expression and organizational coordination skills to create their own differentiated advantages.

Another Taiwanese youth who also stayed in the mainland for development shared that the one-way direct flight from Beijing to Taipei takes about three hours. “The distance home is not far, and the opportunities here are worth staying and trying.”

Representatives from five companies, including JD.com and Beijing BTG Group, came to the site to promote the event. Employers covering artificial intelligence, financial technology and other fields set up consultation booths. The reporter saw that many Taiwan students and young people submitted their resumes and made appointments for second interviews on the spot, and some companies issued internship invitations on the spot.

Huang Yijin is from Chiayi, Taiwan. She is a student majoring in intellectual property law at China University of Political Science and Law. She will graduate next year and intends to stay in Beijing for development. “Many students around me are aiming for legal positions in the field of artificial intelligence when looking for jobs,” she said. Beijing has a large number of artificial intelligence companies, which is also the focus of her job search.

Since 2018, relevant mainland departments have introduced a series of measures to benefit Taiwan, including the "31 Measures" and "26 Measures", and the areas where Taiwan compatriots enjoy equal treatment have continued to expand. Zhang Rui, vice president of Job Search (Beijing) Education Technology Co., Ltd., said that it is very convenient for Taiwanese compatriots to study, work and live in the mainland. She suggested that Taiwanese students should pay attention to relevant policies, proactively inquire about work and residence permits, housing subsidies and other information, and use their own advantages to find the right track.

This event was co-sponsored by the Beijing Municipal Human Resources and Social Security Bureau, Beijing Municipal State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, and others.