academic degree
Studying abroad may provide you with a different educational background and international vision from domestic students, which may give you a competitive advantage in the job market.
Vocational skills
In some professional fields, international students may get more advanced professional knowledge and skills training. This may provide competitive advantages for some industries, such as science and technology, research and development, engineering and so on.
linguistic competence
After returning home, you need to have the language ability to communicate effectively with employers and colleagues. If you master the main languages spoken in China, it will be very helpful for you to find a job.
Personal relationship
During your study abroad, you may establish some international and local contacts. These contacts may help you find a job after returning home, such as providing recommendations, introductions or job opportunities.
Job market demand
The demand of the job market varies by region and industry. Some fields may be more interesting to international students, such as multinational companies, international institutions or foreign trade industries. However, in other industries, there may be some protectionist policies or preference for local talents, which may cause certain competitive pressure on international students.
personal element
The success of job hunting is also related to personal efforts, skills, experience, self-confidence and adaptability. Studying abroad may give you some advantages, but it can't guarantee your success in employment. Before you go back to China to look for a job, I suggest you make full preparations, including understanding the needs and trends of the domestic job market, improving your professional knowledge and skills, strengthening your language skills and actively expanding your contacts.