A study by the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) think-tank found that over 60 percent of university students show an interest in launching startups, preferably in China's second-tier cities.

中国与全球化智库(CCG)的一项研究发现，对开展创业表示有兴趣的高校学生超过60%，二线城市更加适宜。

CCG surveyed 2,797 students from 100 domestic universities to understand their willingness in entrepreneurship.

CCG对来自100所国内大学的2797名学生进行了调查，以了解他们在创业方面的意愿。

Li Qing, a lead researcher at CCG, said students majoring in engineering, management or economics tend to be more active in innovation and startups.

CCG的首席研究员李庆表示，工程、管理或经济学专业的学生在创新和创业方面往往表现的更加活跃。

Over 42 percent in the survey said they think they will have better chances of development by engaging in startups at school while 28.32 percent saw it as a way of self-actualization. The third reason was economic gain.

在该调查中，超过42.08%的人表示，他们认为自己可以通过在学校里创业而获得更好的发展机会，而28.32%的人则将其视为一种自我实现的方式。第三个因素则是经济收入。

Students learn about how to start businesses and become innovative¹ mainly through activities organized by schools, at 22.58 percent, or student organizations, at 17.15 percent.

22.58%的高校学生是通过学校组织的活动来学习如何创业及创新的，另有17.15%是通过学生会组织获悉的。

First-tier cities have fallen from favor among students due to the rising cost of living and business operation as well as traffic congestion², while second-tier cities have become favorites for startups as a result of rapid growth and improving infrastructure³, according to Li.

据李庆表示，由于生活成本、商业成本和交通拥堵这些因素，一线城市在学生中的青睐度有所下降，而二线城市则因快速增长、基础设施的改善，已经成为了创业的最佳选择。

While 49.6 percent of respondents preferred second-tier cities, 32.5 percent pinned their hopes on Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

49.62%的受访学生更倾向于二线城市，另有32.5%的人把希望寄托在北京、上海、广州、深圳这些城市上。