Home >

US Media: How Do The "Post-90S" Chinese Shape The Country?

2010/7/23 15:18:00 54

CNN July 19th article, the original question: how does China's "post-90s generation" proficient in science and technology shape the country? "Lazy, casual, confused, selfish, mentally disabled and hopeless", these are all for China.

After 90

The labels of the generation.

No matter what the "post-90s" mean, they are at least certain different from those born earlier than themselves: they have no impression of China's turbulent past. Instead, they are experiencing a rapidly growing economy with the help of consumerism and globalization.

"They only know that China's life is getting better and richer," said Beijing.

network

"They are regarded as unpredictable generations," said analyst Yu Yong.

They are outgoing and daring and confident because they have never experienced hardships. "

They are the only ones.

Internet

The older generation.

On the Internet, they express themselves in a variety of ways.

They visit upstream of Chinese social networks such as Kaixin and Renren, post and use instant messaging software such as QQ on micro-blog.

On these platforms, they form the so-called "tribes" with thousands of members and use the language of "Martians" to communicate.

In the virtual world, the "post-90s" also make innovations with shared pictures and videos.

Young girls often Post cartoon pictures of big eyes with their pouting and PS on the Internet.

Many people are asking about the impact of "post-90s" on China's future after becoming adults and participating in work.

Some of the "90s" have begun to enter factories, and many have also experienced strikes by young migrant workers.

Dunn Tapscott, the author of "digital growth: changing the world in the Internet Age", believes that the "post-90s generation" is more enterprising than their predecessors.

"They will influence the process of pformation, and they have a culture that is completely different from their parents."

(Lila Fowler, Wang Huicong)