Man belonging to 'ant tribe' walks in Beijing suburb

BEIJING, China - A young Chinese man who belongs to the so-called "ant tribe" walks near his apartment building in a Beijing suburb on Nov. 15, 2014. The name "ant tribe" refers to a group of unemployed or underpaid university graduates.

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