Wutao Wen, project manager at rheingold, grew up in China, studied market and media research in France and Germany, and specialized in Chinese youth and media development.
The name "996-work pattern" refers to an unofficial work rhythm: work is done from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, six days a week. Nowadays, such a work rhythm is becoming more commonplace in China and corresponds to at least 60 working hours per week. This is not allowed by law.
