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Yet another book on China’s low-income community of college graduates has come out, by Professor Lian Si, the celebrated author of Ant Tribe. He has now released a sequel—Ant Tribe II: Whose Time?
The title was inspired by a letter from He Ming, who considers himself an ant emotionally though he lives a much better life than those crowding in Tangjialing, a village on the outskirts of Beijing.
“Everybody in this society feels insecure,” he said. “Ants are materially shaky（不可靠的） and the second-generation rich are morally insecure.”
The first book in the series—a comprehensive report on Beijing’s humble graduates struggling to live in a glamorous city—became an overnight sensation（轰动）.
Latest statistics show that the life of the ant tribe, despite widespread public concern, has become even more difficult.
With an average monthly salary of 1,904 yuan, 80 percent of the ants can hardly make ends meet by spending 1,867 yuan on rent, food and communication.
They pay 411 yuan for sharing small, rented apartments, higher than in 2008 and 2009 due to the surging house prices.
Around 83 percent of the ants choose to stay in big cities for more opportunities to fulfill their dreams, while 10 percent do it for their family. Only 0.4 percent expect to look good as a city-dweller.
Nearly 30 percent of the ants graduated from key universities. The survey indicates a worsening employment situation as 7.2 percent of the ants have a master’s degree and 50 percent have a bachelor’s degree.
Lian is surprised to find that more interviewees blame society for their misfortune, while fewer think they are personally responsible for their plight.
However, many suspect the “ant tribe” to be a pseudo-problem（心理问题） and one created by media hype（大肆宣传）. Others criticized Lian’s statistical method as flawed and feared that it may have a bad influence with ants getting too much sympathy.
An ant from Tangjialing wrote an open letter to Lian and the media, asking them not to look down on the ants and leave them alone, because “we are either poor or weak, and we are only going through a particular period of life.”
Lian fears that the ants pose a potential threat to society, especially if they become victims of social injustice. “Therefore we should study them, listen to them and help them to become part of the society and live with respect,” he writes.
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