young person or young people; specifically those between the ages of roughly fifteen and thirty

(abbreviation) [[中年|中年|zhong1 nian2]] and [[青年|青年|qing1 nian2]]; people from their youth through to middle age (roughly ages 18 to 50)

An official national daily newspaper in China published by the Communist Youth League of China

Young person who has received a formal education

organization or group composed of young people; specifically refers to the Communist Youth League of China in the PRC context

Beijing Youth Daily; a daily newspaper founded in 1949 and based in Beijing

young person, typically in their late teens or early twenties

the Communist Youth League of China

Youth Day; in mainland China, it is celebrated on May 4th to commemorate the [[五四运动|五四運動|wu3 si4 yun4 dong4]] of 1919; in Taiwan, it is celebrated on March 29th to commemorate the 1911 Huanghuagang Uprising.

Young people who are unmarried and past the typical age for marriage, generally referring to those over thirty.

(abbreviation) institution providing extracurricular cultural, scientific, and recreational facilities and services for young people

the period of development during which a person reaches sexual maturity and transitions into adulthood

May 4th Youth Day; an annual holiday in China established in 1949 to commemorate the May Fourth Movement of 1919.

Young Women's Christian Association; a Christian organization dedicated to supporting the social, educational, and spiritual growth of young women. young women through various activities and services

multi-sport event organized by the International Olympic Committee for athletes between the ages of 15 and 18

a worker in their youth, typically referring to those in the early stages of their industrial or manual career

a recreational and educational facility for young people featuring arts and cultural activities

an inexpensive lodging house for young people traveling, often with shared rooms and communal facilities

Communist Youth League of China; China Youth League

The physical and psychological issues or challenges that arise during the period of youth; problems related to young people.

the national governing body of the Communist Youth League of China, responsible for leading its activities and representing the organization between national congresses

development and organizational activities of the Communist Youth League of China

Chinese Young Anti-Communist National Salvation Corps, a youth organization in Taiwan established in 1952

Young Women's Christian Association; an international Christian organization focused on the social and spiritual development of young women and social relief

Young Men's Christian Association; a non-denominational organization founded in London in 1844 that promotes personal development and social service.

older unmarried adults or grown-up children who are past the typical age for marriage

A young person who has committed a crime or behaved in a way that violates social norms; often refers to youth who have gone astray but are still considered capable of reform.

angry youth; rebellious or cynical young person, often characterized by strong nationalist or social grievances

literary youth; a young person who enjoys art, literature, and indie culture, often characterized by a specific aesthetic and fashion style

young person who pursues multiple careers or income streams simultaneously; typically refers to someone with a diverse professional identity

youths who hold new ideas, modern fashions, or progressive attitudes

youth or young people serving in the navy

young people of Chinese descent living or born outside of China

Young people who are neither enrolled in school nor currently employed (predominant in Mainland China)

The Young Men's Christian Association or the Young Women's Christian Association; a short form of [[基督教青年会|基督教青年會|ji1 du1 jiao4 qing1 nian2 hui4]]