The post 90s non mainstream culture of the 90s Commune

Since their birth, the post-90s generation has lived in a much more favorable environment than previous generations, and has not experienced historical and political turmoil, nor has it experienced major economic fluctuations. Due to the influence of the family planning policy, most of the post-90s generation are only children, in addition to their parents, the concept of family affection is relatively weak, in such a growth environment, a considerable number of people are more withdrawn than previous generations. Today's China's information is developing rapidly, and at the same time, due to the "economic globalization", goods from all over the world are pouring into China, and exchanges between countries are becoming more and more extensive, while the post-90s generation is relatively young, more receptive to new things, and very different from their predecessors in terms of aesthetics and values.

The personal qualities of the post-90s and post-80s generations have improved significantly compared with the older generation of Chinese citizens. Its living habits, values, and world view are in line with the international mainstream. In addition, due to the drastic changes in China's growing social structure, the post-90s and post-80s generations are more differentiated than those of previous generations, so their lifestyles and values are also more diversified.

In terms of information, in 1999, there were just over 4 million Internet users in China, and by 2007, there were more than 137 million. According to a survey by the China Youth Research Center, more than 70% of Chinese children between the ages of 7 and 15 have been online at least once. Today, more than half of urban children have an internet connection at home.

In terms of education, the post-90s generation is also very different from the previous generation of Chinese, as a series of reforms from 1997 have slowly moved the Chinese education system away from rote memorization and towards a Western-style approach that focuses on independent thinking.

In terms of mental health, the relevant data generally show that in the past one or two decades, the mental health level of adolescents has been declining: negative psychological characteristics, such as psychological problems, anxiety levels, depression levels, etc., have gradually increased or increased. For example, from 1992 to 2005, adolescents' anxiety scores increased by about 8 percent, and hostile scores increased by nearly 8 percent; From 1989 to 2005, depression scores increased by about 7%.

At the same time, some positive psychological traits, such as self-esteem, are declining, with adolescent self-esteem scores falling by 11% from 1997 to 2007. However, there is still no large-scale long-term follow-up study on the psychological changes of adolescents in China.

On the social front, a survey of the "post-90s" generation shows that more than 60% of the respondents deny that they do not care about society. The most distinctive characteristics of the survey results are "rich in individuality and creativity", but lack of understanding of others, and the "post-90s" generation is also a confident generation.