According to the Migration Policy Institute’s analysis of the 2010 Census, 15 percent of the immigrant population is between the ages of five and seventeen. Many immigrant children arrive speaking only their native language, or very limited English; many live in low-income areas and face the challenge of assimilation along with the many other issues families […]
China’s young generation is like none that has come before in the People’s Republic. It’s grown up riding the wave of China’s growing prosperity and globalization. The new generation is starting to come of age. As it does, it’s changing China.