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Chinese graveyard offers attractive jobs to
young women
Monday February 20, 2012 03:53:08 PM,
IANS
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Beijing:
A Chinese graveyard is offering jobs to five young women to work
as funeral attendants for 100,000 yuan ($15,886) a year.
The selected candidates will be required to console relatives and
friends of those who have died, the China Daily reported.
The applicants, however, should be dignified, younger than 25 and
tall. The should hold a bachelor's degree and fluent in Mandarin.
Luxury accommodation is offered for the right candidates as well
as the opportunity to study at home and abroad.
According to the advertisement, eligible candidates will have to
attend a ten-day training session before the final interview.
It is claimed the graveyard is the best and the biggest one in
central and east China.
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