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Yes, 年轻 (niánqīng) can be used to describe other things besides people. It can be used to describe things that are young, fresh, or new. For example, 年轻的植物 (niánqīng de zhíwù) can be used to describe young plants. It can also be used to describe something that is new or modern, such as 年轻的技术 (niánqīng de jìshù) which can be used to describe new technology.
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Yes, we cannot say 后生/後生 (hòu sheng) in place of 年轻/年輕 (nián qīng). 后生/後生 (hòu sheng) is a noun. 年轻/年輕 (nián qīng) is an adjective.
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1. 青春 (qīngchūn): This word literally means "youth" and is used to describe the period of life when one is young and energetic.
2. 年少 (niánshào): This word literally means "young" and is used to describe someone who is still in their youth.
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"他们都很年轻 (niánqīng)，但他们的经验却很丰富。"
This sentence means "They are all very young, but they have a lot of experience." The word 年轻 (niánqīng) is used to describe the age of the people, indicating that they are young.
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