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A recruiter holding a placard advertising jobs talks to young men at an unofficial job market in suburbs of Beijing, China February 24, 2016. A whole generation of Chinese youth raised in a miracle economy over the past decade tilt headlong into a period of material uncertainty as jobs come less easily. As China’s annual parliament sessions kick off next month, the Communist Party will unveil its Five-Year Plan widely expected to outline additional measures to help create jobs and strategies to soothe the sting of massive layoffs as the economy corrects its past excesses and moves away from traditional heavy industries such as coal and steel. (Photo by Damir Sagolj/Reuters)
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