Terms for overseas talent recruitment

July 7

"Big talk" Study Abroad
Turtles (returnees): overseas students.
Kelp (waiting for Sea): overseas students are temporarily unemployed after returning to China.
Seaweed (looking for Sea): overseas students are constantly looking for work and still cannot find a suitable job.
Seaweed: Overseas return students who have a poor academic background and are hard to find a good job.
Seagull: overseas and domestic students who are engaged in business and trade activities.
Hai Gen: A group of overseas students who have been abroad for many years are willing to "give it a final analysis.
Haipai is a return from an overseas multinational company or an overseas organization and serves as an agency representative or middle-level management personnel in China.
Hai bubble: I have already completed or almost graduated. Although I really want to go back to China for development, I am not very familiar with the development trend in China. I am embarrassed to say that I am studying abroad.
Haishi: a master of "haigui" (authoritative in academic circles ).
Seafood: overseas students are reused.
Sea Cucumber: A student with no work experience.