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Group 1 - The establishment of the Coffee Science and Engineering undergraduate program at Yunnan Agricultural University marks the first of its kind in China, attracting students from 11 provinces and reflecting a growing interest in specialized fields related to lifestyle and leisure [1][2][4] - The program's enrollment plan for 2025 has increased from 100 to 240 students, indicating a strong demand for education in this area [2][4] - The curriculum includes courses such as coffee flavor chemistry, coffee processing, and coffee quality and safety testing, aimed at cultivating versatile talents for the coffee industry [5][6] Group 2 - The coffee industry in China has seen significant growth, with a market size reaching 265.4 billion yuan in 2023 and an average annual growth rate of 17.14% over the past three years [6] - There is a notable shortage of high-skilled talent in the coffee industry, particularly in roasting and processing, despite a sufficient supply of agricultural management professionals [6] - The rise of "lifestyle majors" like the Coffee Science program is driven by personal interests and industry demands, with similar trends observed in other fields such as pet care [7][9] Group 3 - The pet care industry in China has also expanded, with a market size exceeding 300 billion yuan in 2024 and a compound annual growth rate of 11.9% over the past decade [7] - New professions related to lifestyle improvements, such as coffee processing and pet training, are emerging, reflecting the evolving job market and the need for specialized skills [10][11] - The development of these new fields is contingent upon the job market's response to graduates, with evidence suggesting that new profession graduates enjoy higher employment quality metrics [10][12]