Hunan offers over 7,500 jobs in cross-regional talent drive
His company, now one of the largest of its kind, received a five-million-yuan government-backed loan amid financial struggles a few years ago.
"Policy support means the most when it throws you a lifeline in difficult times," Liu added.
The latest policy package to attract new talent to Hunan offers free temporary accommodation up to 14 days, low-rent transitional housing and subsidized home purchases. Eligible graduates relocating to Changsha may receive a one-time subsidy of up to 30,000 yuan. In addition, the province has also established a 505-million-yuan investment fund for university student entrepreneurs.
Hunan native Li Qian, a master's student at Zhejiang University of Technology, secured a job contract with a local company at the job fair.
"I've always wanted to go back and help build my hometown," she said.
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