Iranian boxing coach leaves secure China job, returns home to be with family despite risks
Saeed, a 33-year-old Iranian boxing coach, left his secure job in China to return to Iran and be with his family. He had been working at a boxing gym in Xiangxi prefecture, Hunan, since 2024.

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AI-generatedSaeed, a 33-year-old Iranian boxing coach, left his secure job in China to return to Iran and be with his family. He had been working at a boxing gym in Xiangxi prefecture, Hunan, since 2024. The gym's owner, Huang Zhaoxin, hired Saeed after being impressed by his boxing skills in 2016. Saeed sought the job in China due to difficulty finding employment in Iran because of unrest in the Middle East. His decision to return home, despite the risks of US-Israeli air strikes, was motivated by a desire to be with his family. The story of his departure was shared on social media by his boss and gained widespread attention.
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4 extractedSaeed contacted Huang looking for a job as it was hard for him to get a job in Iran due to the unrest in the Middle East.
The gym’s owner Huang Zhaoxin met Saeed in 2016 in Thailand and was impressed by his boxing skills.
Saeed, a 33-year-old Iranian, worked at a boxing gym in Xiangxi prefecture in Hunan, central China, since 2024.
An Iranian boxing coach quit his job in China and returned to Iran to be with his family.