Are young people becoming more feudal now?

Social and cultural change is a complex process, and young people's values and behaviours are influenced by a variety of factors. Feudalism generally refers to traditional, conservative, and constrained ideas that bind individual freedom. In contemporary society, with the rapid dissemination of information and the development of globalization, young people are more likely to be exposed to diverse cultures, ideas and perspectives, and they also pay more attention to personal freedom, equality and diversity.

Of course, young people from different regions and cultural backgrounds may have different values and behavioural patterns. Some young people may be more traditional and conservative, while others may be more open and progressive. Therefore, the entire younger generation cannot simply be grouped into a single group, but their diversity and individual differences should be recognized.

In addition, social changes and developments can also have an impact on young people's values and behaviors. For example, factors such as economic development, technological advancement, and expanded educational opportunities may prompt young people to be more open, autonomous, and enterprising. However, there are also social and cultural factors that may lead to a return or emphasis on traditional values among some young people.

In general, young people's thoughts and behaviors are pluralistic and cannot be simply generalized as becoming more feudal or more open as a whole. Everyone has their own values and lifestyle, and these beliefs and behaviors are often influenced by a variety of factors such as personal experience, family education, social environment and cultural background.

Today's young people will not become more feudal, today's young people are still more open, more materialistic, do not believe in the feudal set, many feudal superstitious practices are no longer in young people, young people have become less superstitious.

This is a complex issue because:"Feudal"The word itself is vague and difficult to simply indicate whether a person is or not"Feudal"。In addition, young people are diverse, coming from different social backgrounds, educational levels, geographical regions, and cultural traditions, so their values and perceptions will also vary.

However, we can see some trends. First of all, with the progress of society and the development of civilization, young people attach more importance to the values of equality, freedom and openness. In the family and society, they are more inclined to make their own choices about their own way of life, rather than just being bound by traditional ideas.

Second, due to the popularity and diversity of education, young people have more opportunities to be exposed to different ideas, cultures, and values. This allows people to have a more diverse, open and inclusive mindset. In addition, compared with previous age groups, young people are more likely to express their opinions openly, and are more critical and innovative.

Of course, there are also young people who may even have conservative or reactionary orientations in some respects, and this phenomenon will be more pronounced in certain regions or in societies with more conservative cultural traditions. This may be due to the influence of some traditional culture and religious beliefs, but also due to the rapid development of society, which has caused confusion and uneasiness among some young people. However, in general, young people are not becoming more feudal, but are becoming more open, autonomous and inclusive, which is a trend that we should be happy about.

This is a very controversial topic and cannot give a simple answer. In some ways, young people are more open and free, especially when it comes to certain cultures, such as marriage, sexuality, religious beliefs, etc. However, there is also some evidence that some young people are more conservative in political and social attitudes than before, showing a closed-minded tendency.

Here are some of the possible reasons for this phenomenon::

1.Information overload: With the development of the Internet and social networking**, young people may be exposed to a lot of information, but they may not be able to distinguish between authenticity and falsehood. This can lead to fixed minds and closed minds and simply accepting some information according to personal biases.

2.Economic pressure: As economic pressures increase and competition intensifies, young people pay more attention to their personal careers and entrepreneurship, and may neglect other social affairs and livelihood issues. This tendency to focus only on the self can also give rise to closed social ideas.

3.Ideological guidance: In some specific socio-cultural and school environments, young people may be distorted and guided by ideology, and therefore exhibit conservative thinking.

In conclusion, everyone's values and ideas are influenced by many factors, so it is impossible to simply describe young people as "feudal" or "enlightened". In any case, we should respect the differences of others, encourage open-mindedness, tolerance, freedom, and oppose discrimination and prejudice.

Today's young people are not becoming more feudal. Rather, it is particularly common for men and women to live together unmarried, resulting in their loss of interest in marriage.

Generally speaking, young people are not more feudal, but more open, because with the improvement of young people's knowledge level and the development of Chinese society, young people's thinking is also more active.

No, today's young people's thinking is still more trendy, and they know better what kind of life they want, and they will not be constrained by their parents.

On the contrary, today's young people are not only not feudal, but more open-minded, more up-to-date in their thinking, not bound by the constraints of tradition, living out of themselves, living out of their individuality, which is also the progress of the times.

It's not that young people nowadays have become feudal, but that young people nowadays are under too much pressure and don't know how to decompress, so they go around telling hexagrams, which is a manifestation of increased pressure.

In recent years, public interest cases such as environmental pollution and food safety accidents have continued to occur, and quite a number of judicial organs, especially procuratorial organs at all levels, have been carrying out extensive research and experimentation, and some deputies to the National People's Congress and relevant parties have repeatedly proposed adding a public interest litigation system to the Civil Procedure Law. The Decision of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress on Amending the Civil Procedure Law of the People's Republic of China was adopted by the 28th Session of the Standing Committee of the Eleventh National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China on August 31, 20**. The newly amended Civil Procedure Law adds an article on "public interest litigation".

This simple provision is of great significance, as it will open the floodgates for the public interest judicial protection mechanism and put an end to the long-standing embarrassing situation in which public interest litigation has no basis in law. Of course, there are some core issues in such a simple clause, such as the scope of the case, the qualification of the plaintiff, and the procedural safeguards, which need to be considered and resolved. Which entities have the right to sue in public interest?

What are the conditions under which they can exercise their right to sue in public interest? Which cases are public interest litigation cases? How to ensure the effective conduct of public interest litigation?

and so on. The legislation is unknown. Without further clarification and refinement, and without addressing these core issues, the judicial operation of public interest litigation will continue to be difficult.

In order to implement the relevant instructions and spirit of the Party and the state on comprehensively advancing the construction of the rule of law, strengthen the research on public interest litigation, promote the exchange and cooperation of public interest litigation scholars and practitioners, and the theoretical and practical issues faced by public interest litigation under the new situation of the revision of the Procedural Law, the School of Law of Central South University decided to hold a seminar on "Issues in the Implementation of Public Interest Litigation". In view of your research results in this area, you are invited to visit and guide. The relevant matters are hereby notified as follows:

1. Theme of the conference.

The theme of this conference is "Implementation of Public Interest Litigation". The main contents of the discussion are as follows:

1. The scope of public interest litigation.

2. Plaintiff qualification in public interest litigation.

3. The status and role of procuratorial organs in public interest litigation.

4. Judicial initiative of judges in public interest litigation.

5. The status and role of lawyers in public interest litigation.

6. Rules of Evidence for Public Interest Litigation.

7. Safeguard mechanisms for public interest litigation.

8. Confusion and solutions for the implementation of public interest litigation.

9. Analysis of public interest litigation cases.

10. Others worth studying. Related questions.

2. Time and place of the meeting.

Venue: Room 210, School of Law, Central South University.

3. Requirements for participants.

Participants should be: experts and scholars engaged in or planning to engage in public interest litigation teaching and research, personnel engaged in public interest litigation legislation, law enforcement, justice and public interest litigation lawyer practice, and ** journalists.

In fact, it is not that young people nowadays are becoming more and more feudal, but that young people in each period have different ideas, so it is not that young people have become feudal.

No, today's young people are relatively open-minded, have their own opinions, and dare to think and do.

The problem of customs coupled with the fact that the level of literacy may not be high, especially in rural areas.