Hui Feng
WITH ALL the negative attention on youths nowadays, it is easy to overlook the troubles of the awkward period of the teenage years. Grownups tend to reminisce about their youth as the best time of their lives, while leaving their failed studies and social catastrophes to history. Today, teens still suffer from the same academic struggles and social disasters. These ... (Full article: 741 words)
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