Are there any angry youths in the post 90s, and are there more angry youths in society now?

Yes! Absolutely!

Let's take a good look at the post-90s!

Much better than you think.

Ma Yun said, "The post-80s and post-90s generations I see take responsibility for all mankind and win glory for this generation, not for a certain group." Give them some trust, give them some support. Lu Xun said, "Caring for our own children means caring about our future."

Our feast will rise, otherwise it will be a tragedy in the future. That's all I have to say. Thank you.

I'll give you a link, it's a talk I really liked.

I hope you can look at the post-90s generation from a comprehensive perspective.

In a broad sense, "angry youth" refers to all angry young people who are dissatisfied with ugly social phenomena and the decadent economic, political, and educational systems. Therefore, in fact, "indignant youth" is not limited to any era and country, ancient and modern Chinese and foreign, such as the patriotic poet Qu Yuan of Chu who was full of ambition to serve the country, but was suspicious and threw himself into the Miluo River, and then Napoleon, who led the French people to conquer the whole of Europe, and such historical figures as Hitler, Stalin, bin Laden, ***, etc., their early years can be called "indignant youth" in a broad sense.

In a narrow sense, "angry youth" refers to people who have completely lost hope for the future of society, **, and the country, or who are extremely patriotic and express their thoughts in radical words. Therefore, the "angry youth" in the narrow sense is also disgusted by the ordinary people, who either passively avoid or are blindly optimistic, in short, inconsistent with the traditional Confucian and moderate thinking.

The resentful youth we are talking about here is the former.

You said that the post-90s generation did not have an angry youth, and the post-90s generation also disdained the title of angry youth.

The Tao is different, and it is not a waste of tongue.

If you treat the post-90s in such an extreme way, then you are very wrong.

Just ask, what more decent thing have you done than the post-90s?

Now can explain the problem, the post-90s generation is still young, but you can't stay at home, concentrate on playing games, and don't ask about the world. It's always going to come out and mess around, and it's only a matter of time before the angry youth come.

There are angry young people in every era, and there are angry young people who show that we in the post-90s generation are concerned about it in the society and hope that it will get better.

Many, in any era, it is useless for a young person not to be angry when he encounters something unfair.

Everyone is angry, and this injustice will definitely change.

Angry young people will not disappear in any era, because society will present different problems in each era, and young people in each era have common characteristics: enthusiasm, strong sense of justice, easy impulsiveness, more knowledge, less in-depth understanding, and easy to look at problems one-sidedly. As long as the society is developing, there will always be angry youths who have come and gone.

But unless it is an anti-Japanese demonstration, they are not very harmful, and sometimes they are effective in promoting social reform.