Journalists coin silly nicknames for twenty somethings like " twixters" and " kidults." It's true.

记者为20多岁的人起的外号是“夹者”和“成年孩子”。这是真的。

Researchers call the twenties an extended adolescence. Journalists coin silly nicknames for twentysomethings like " twixters" and " kidults" .

研究人员说20多岁是青春的长期。记者为20多岁的人起的外号是“夹的人”和“成年孩子”。

However, in recent times at least, adults are revisiting their childhood and buying toys for themselves — and they've been given the nickname 'kidults'.

而，至少最近，成年人正重温他们的童年，给自己买玩具——他们被称为“大小孩”。

However, in recent times at least, adults are revisiting their childhood and buying toys for themselves – and they've been given the nickname 'kidults'.

而，至少最近， 成年人正重温他们的童年并为自己购买玩具——他们被冠以“kidults” 的绰号。

You've heard of " kidults" — grown-ups who can't quite seem to grow up — but China's latest buzzword is their polar opposite: preternaturally mature kids whose life skills, attitudes, and fearlessness are spooking their elders.

你听说过“玩童”——指仍童心未泯的成年人——但国最新的流行语与之截相反：异常成熟的孩子，他们的生活技能、态度和无畏吓到了他们的长辈。