Sure! Here’s the translation while preserving the HTML tags: "Dream - The trend of youth retirement homes has been popular among workers in China in recent years. Analysts believe that this trend has emerged due to a sluggish economy, a highly competitive job market, and rising living costs. Xiaofei (28), a freelance worker, is one of those who has visited this youth retirement home. He lives at Guanye Youth Retirement in Hebei, which is also home to many young workers experiencing burnout. "I am tired of the competitive environment in the city. After experiencing life in Guanye, I feel quite comfortable, and it feels like returning to my hometown," he said, as reported by CNA."

According to analysts, this reflects the disappointment of the younger generation due to the difficulty of competing in the job market and the rising cost of living. The founder of the Young China Group, Zac Dychtwald, stated that the emergence of retirement homes or nursing homes for young people has become a symptom of a larger "disease," namely economic stagnation and a sluggish job market. "We have a younger generation that is integrating the new economic reality into their worldview," said Zac. To be able to stay in these nursing homes, they must pay around 138 yuan, approximately per day or 3,599 yuan, around IDR 7.9 million per month.