Born after 2000, make a will? Watch "First Steps in the Workplace: Finance Season" to raise awareness of risk prevention

Should post-00s make a will? Why is 30 the stage of life with the most risks? Which professions will AI replace in the future? In the program “Entering the Workforce: Financial Season,” which premieres on March 24, these topics related to family responsibilities, asset distribution, and career choices, which are closely related to ordinary people, will be explored in depth from a financial perspective. This season features an upgraded and restructured lineup of guests, including Wen Tao, Gao Qingchen, Li Jinye, Liu Zhang, Meng Yutong, Qi Sijun, and Tang Jiuzhou, who join as risk control agents. They will work with a team of financial experts, using professional financial tools, detailed logical analysis, and unique market observations to identify and sort out the life risk points of the clients, and discuss realistic and reliable risk reduction solutions. The program will educate the public on the basic knowledge of finance and insurance and the necessity of preemptive risk prevention by sorting through the risks faced by workers of different ages and industries.

With six seasons spanning five industries, the “Entering the Workforce” series showcases the warmth of industry portraits from individual to collective amid fierce workplace competition. This season, “Entering the Workforce” chooses to step into the new field of finance. Producer Zhao Wenhai believes that young people, as the main force of market consumption, need help to develop an early awareness of risk warning. “The current society has a wealth of information and choices, and how to have a safety net while facing financial knowledge daily, even when knowledge is not abundant, is what we hope to achieve with our program.”

In the first episode, the risk control agent team, consisting of Wen Tao, Gao Qingchen, Liu Zhang, Meng Yutong, and Qi Sijun, received requests from friends Zhang Quanling, Bo Yuan, He Yuncheng, and others to check and sort out their respective life risks and develop risk management plans: Wen Tao, unable to work under heavy loads due to ankylosing spondylitis, admits to trying to focus more on improving quality of life; Meng Yutong is worried about being at a disadvantage in marriage as her friend reveals her “love brain,” and experts suggest the necessity of a prenuptial property notarization; Gao Qingchen, alone in a foreign land, bears the family responsibility of supporting her mother and happily accepts the proposal to establish a will… Through interactions with clients with different life experiences, the risk control agents feel they have gained a lot. “This program is so useful,” Gao Qingchen remarked repeatedly, mentioning that he realized for the first time the importance of making a will during the show, feeling pleasantly surprised and reasonable. The program’s guests, based on their actual situations, have outlined universally applicable risk response measures and raised an alarm for the public—establishing good risk control capability starts with a clear judgment of one’s life pace and risk preference and is achieved through habitual preemptive planning. For example, an unsigned employment contract, outdated beneficiary information, or a health insurance card without medical insurance, it requires people to plan cash flow while income is stable, lock in protection costs while health is good, and inquire about the details of terms in areas of uncertainty. Additionally, the program educates through entertaining means, using specific financial management cases to popularize financial concepts such as the impossible triangle and the latte factor.

The production team has also prepared a long letter for each guest. To “fifth-season veteran” Qi Sijun, it reads: “With your sincere observations and gentle empathy, you have accompanied countless newcomers through their confusion in the workplace.” For the returning Meng Yutong, it says: “In the first season, you stepped into the workplace with youthful courage and have now grown into a capable professional woman.” These records, spanning years, contain the marks of the guests’ growth alongside the program and reflect the program’s commitment to passion. As producer Zhao Wenhai stated: “We hope to convey the understanding and sentiment of an industry through each sector.” From the manufacturing industry in the first season, we catch a glimpse of the pulse of Chinese manufacturing; from the forensic daily life in the second and third seasons, we open up the “black box” of death education; from the training methods of pilots, we understand the SOP system; from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, we see the flourishing of traditional health preservation; and now, in the financial industry, the program hopes to fill the knowledge gaps that most people lack, enabling more individuals to have the ability to safeguard themselves.

Through detailed insights into social emotions, the guests in “Entering the Workforce: Financial Season” will immerse themselves in the financial world, with the help of financial experts, to complete the disassembly of risks related to retirement, financial management, marriage, and living alone over an entire season. They also aim to lead the audience to reflect together and awaken awareness of preemptive risk prevention. Let the spotlight of narration truly return to the workplace, return to the industry, and return to the stories of the people behind emotional resonance. The program is set to air every Tuesday at 12 PM on Mango TV starting March 24.

(Bandao All Media Reporter Wang Yue)

[Source: Bandao Urban News]