Beijing, the capital of China, remained the most attractive city for Chinese graduates, followed by Shenzhen and Shanghai, National Business Daily reported.

The conclusion was based on 11 graduate employment quality reports from C9, a bloc of nine reputed Chinese universities, including Tsinghua University and Peking University, as well as Wuhan University and University of Electronic Science and Technology of China.

However, an increasing number of young Chinese graduates are leaving Beijing for other first-tier cities or even new first-tier cities, due to the high cost of living, conditions and traffic congestion factors, the reports showed.

Meanwhile, new first-tier cities have become a new magnetic field to attract talents. According to the annual College Graduates' Employment Report issued in June, 40.18 percent of college graduates chose to work in new first-tier cities, up 2.68 percent year-on-year.

Let's take a look at the 10 most attractive cities for Chinese graduates.

No 10 Wuhan