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【正文】 I am talking about the “post90”, the group born during China’s gloden decade. Because of the unexpected timing of their births, the post90s are an individual type.In public discussion, the post90s are normally characterized as a selfish, unweleing, and friendless group. They are lacking in enthusiasm about trying their best, yet have experience tastes, fed by the collective caring of six parents and grandparents. In school, they are apparently indifferent in life, lazy.The only thing that holds their interest is the Internet. The sample post90s child spends his days on a PC, chatting with hundreds of strangers who are also doing their best to avoid municating with real people, especially their parents.Is there truth to this cruel description? Are the post90s really so strangely different, and if so, why?The adultsparents and teachers especially—certainly think that their charges are in fact unusually different. I myself have observed post90s children at home on weekends, plugged into three electronic devices and ignoring all conversation directed their way.There are a few mon explanations for why the post90s are the way they are. Economic success during the decade is seen as the main reason, Bo
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