me not for more context is dw correspondent james j to from i. eastern shall bureau in taipei, james wyatt has china decided to stop releasing use unemployment data as well. the official reason that we have certify is that the statistics needs to be optimized. the chinese government say that they require continuous improvement in days of practices. of course, many people are reading between the lines here, youth unemployment in china, that's age 16 to 24, reached a record high in june of 21.3 percent. and it was actually expected to go even higher in july with more than 10000000 new graduates entering the jump markets. but across to a new economy, you know, it's not just the story of youth on employments across the board. we seen, we've not seen the rebound that many expected off the stringent curve, adult thousands, right now we have a deflation re environments. we have a really sluggish properties that it's a west. so much of wealth in china was tied up and we off sluggish growth. and even the central bank causing interest rates, and if you can pass out to the rest of the world, which is

sunday night on two and day in her book generation san diego state university psychology professor james wyatttalks about the differences between the six generationiving in the united states . babyboomers, gen x , millennial'sgey and the pullers. she argues technological advances she generations more than anything else and explores what impacts itwill have in the future . >> we can see real divisions showing up with more people identifying at the extremes of ideology or polarization between democrats and republicans on variousissues around race . i think it's good to know well, what does this look like overtime not just some old at one time where wecan't tell what age and what's generation and what'schanged . but look at this across decades . >> her book generation sunday night at 8 pm eastern on you and day. you can listen to q&a and all our podcastson our free app . >>