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In recent years, China's advancing education standards and the increasing number of college graduates have brought forth significant challenges in their employment prospects. Addressing the employment concerns of college graduates has emerged as a societal priority. College students comprise a vital talent pool for the nation, the future of the country and its next generation of leaders, and the major contributors to national revitalization. Therefore, it is of great importance to seek to find effective solutions to their employment challenges. Employment guidance for college students bridges the gap between graduates and potential employers and plays an essential role in the overall employment process. This has drawn widespread attention from both governmental and societal sectors, making it a top priority for higher education institutions. In the context of new media and rapid technological advancements, universities are incorporating platforms like WeChat, Douyin (TikTok), and Weibo into their employment guidance, which enhances the curriculum and caters to the students' needs. Consequently, a growing number of universities are harnessing the power of new media technologies to establish comprehensive "Student Employment Guidance" systems to offer contemporary and extensive guidance. However, despite these efforts, some areas still await further improvement in terms of implementation and effectiveness. Challenges include gaps in the curriculum, a shortage of experts in employment guidance, and issues associated with the use of new media platforms. To address these challenges, it is recommended that institutions adhere to relevant national policies, develop quality employment guidance systems, and engage experts in the field. Furthermore, effective use of new media platforms, with a focus on communication and interaction with students, will ensure that higher education institutions can provide superior employment guidance while delivering more opportunities for students to pave a smooth pathway for the current graduate employment guidance.