Awesome! Post-00s college students start businesses in Temu and Shein at the same time

I still remember that when I was in college, I had no plans for the future. Apart from attending classes every day, I was thinking about where to go for fun, and I never thought about making money.

But the post-00s today are different. They seem to have awakened their talent for making money early on, and they react very quickly in following trends.

Recently, a post-00s who claimed to be a college student said that he had already settled in Shein and Temu, and posted the number of orders he received daily.

According to this student, since he started doing cross-border e-commerce, his daily schedule has become different from that during classes, and now he doesn’t even have time to rest on weekends.

From his schedule, we can see that he gets up at 8:30 every morning, then types the tags needed for the two platforms today, and eats breakfast in between.

Because Temu's courier usually comes in the afternoon, I mainly pack Temu's orders in the morning. After lunch, I take a break and then start preparing Shein's orders in the afternoon. Since Shein's courier can be collected in the evening, there is no need to rush.

Although it sounds like life is pretty good, netizens still questioned it. Some netizens pointed out that the threshold to join Shein is very high, and how could a college student have the ability to do it.

Generally speaking, platforms such as Shein and Temu are directly connected to factories, and ordinary individual sellers have no chance to participate.

In response, the student said "helplessly" that it was true that his family had a factory. As a result, netizens' opinions gradually changed from doubt to jealousy.

"That's great. Which young master actually came to start a business himself? Why not just let the employees do it?"

"It's true that those whose families run businesses are different. They have found their future careers before they even graduate from university. We, the children of ordinary families, are faced with unemployment after graduation and can only take the postgraduate entrance examination and the civil service examination with others."

As for the opinions on college students born after 2000 starting to engage in cross-border business, I can only say that this does require a certain threshold and not everyone can do it.

For ordinary people, if you want to start a business, you need to spend more time researching the market in advance. Remember not to follow the trend blindly, because you may end up losing a lot of money.

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