Do you think this is an era of more moderate value orientation?

Yes. In real work, I always nod my head and say that the leader's point of view is right, as long as this is the only way to win the boss's responsibility.

Yes, don't dare to be too radical and not too conservative in doing things now, maintain a neutral attitude in everything, and no one should be offended.

Not really. Now that the Internet is very open, some people will generously announce their gender orientation, and there is no embarrassment at all.

The current value orientation is on the mediocre side. The golden mean, unswerving, the ancient mean insisted too much.

Whether it is people-to-people exchanges or exchanges between countries, we all adhere to the principle of moderation, and further fierce confrontation is not too close, neither blindly enterprising nor too retreating.

For example, in the recent war between China and the United States, China's attitude is the golden mean, "come and not be rude" and abide by the law of the mean, we never provoke trouble but are not afraid of things, we are eager for peace but not afraid of war. This is the golden mean in politics.

No, I think the current value orientation is more deformed, just like homosexuality, this kind of violation of ethics will be recognized by society! It's incredible.

The mean is really getting farther and farther away from us. There is a lack of a moral standard, and many people like to go to extremes. I don't think it's a mediocrity.

In real life, yes, we generally keep a low profile, and even if we have a thousand thoughts in our hearts, we rarely say them because we are afraid that others will think of us as strange.

No, not in the online world, it is easier for people to make statements online, to be mavericks, and to get more attention than in real life. Those who are neutral and to the point of view will be considered uninteresting and lack support.

The values of this era are not mediocre at all, it's just that we all like to behave modestly because that's the safe way to go, and that's been the case for generations.

In my opinion, moderation is part of the "Tao", so I am also faced with the embarrassment of "the Tao, the Tao". This reflects the attitude of the Chinese towards others, and the current society is still full of love.

Nowadays, the value orientation of society is more unbiased and more unmodest, and I personally think so, many people now like to criticize others with bad words.