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With unemployment on the rise, millions of college graduates have been forced to accept low-wage jobs, while others have embraced a “lie flat” attitude, pushing back against relentless work.

Some have preferred to “lie flat,” a Chinese slang term used to describe young people opting to take a break from the labor market instead of competing.

Dong Xue, 28, said her time at Guanye allowed her to figure out the next step in her career, rather than “lie flat.”

The pair, comprising a firefighter and a sewer worker, also had to "lie flat" as the space was narrow, according to the department's director-general Nor Hisham Mohammad.

“So get on a cot or on a sleeping bag and lie flat on your back and look straight up.”