Twice as many people moved out from China than into the country last year 2014, according to a new study by UniGroup Relocation, a company providing international moving services.
The study attributed the outflow to a number of factors, including expired work contracts, rising costs of living and China's unbearable pollution.
Most of the people moving out of China are from the US, followed by those from Germany, Singapore and France, according to the Wall Street Journal, which reported on the study. The US also saw 22 percent fewer expats move to the Middle Kingdom last year compared to 2013.
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