Why is the post-90s generation called non-mainstream? Come on, everybody, 3Q.

How to treat the post-90s children: This generation of children came into contact with the Internet in the process of growing up, and a lot of new things and extensive communication caused a serious generation gap between them and their parents. They live in the way they like, regardless of future gains and losses. These children are wild. Those who have obvious good prospects or can follow the rules after graduating from college can easily become the main force of crime if they can't have a good prospect. Violent thoughts are the main thoughts of these children. Look at recent criminal records, such as the case of machete in Shijiazhuang Internet cafe and the case of aphrodisiac for female students. . There is a feeling in my heart that this generation of young people will be the black sheep of China? What are their main ideas? Nonmainstream? What is the cultural connotation of the post-90s generation? This is a vague concept at present, and there is still no exact definition. Some people say it is "non-mainstream", but "non-mainstream after 90" is just a vulgar cultural phenomenon, which attracts most people's criticism. The discussion of "the cultural connotation of the post-90s generation" here is to analyze the cultural phenomenon of China, a new group, from both positive and negative aspects. "Post-90s refers to a generation of China citizens born in the 1990s, and sometimes refers to all China citizens born after 1990. The post-90s generation, like the post-80s generation, was born after China's reform and opening-up, but the difference is that the post-90s generation has already made remarkable achievements when it was born, which is also the era of rapid development of informatization in China. Therefore, the post-90 s can be said to be a priority experiencer in the information age. " -The post-90s entry of Baidu Encyclopedia can be said to be a new pillar of China's future construction, and its related cultural and psychological situation also attracts people's attention. Children born after 1990s are smart, precocious, unconventional and rebellious. Among them, non-mainstream culture is a prominent feature of post-90 s culture. "Non-mainstream means to publicize personality, be different, be non-mainstream, not blindly follow the trend of today's public, and pay attention to clothes, costumes, words and deeds that suit your own mind." -Baidu Encyclopedia's "non-mainstream" entry is not mainstream, as the name implies, it is anti-mainstream. What is the mainstream generally accepted by the public and what is the non-mainstream? Non-mainstream, more of a cultural product flowing in a small circle. The earliest non-mainstream originated from the foreign "punk" culture in the 1970s. It expressed anger, destruction, death and other emotions with peculiar costumes, which had a strong visual impact and was welcomed by rock musicians and fans. To put it bluntly, the real non-mainstream is "personality". When it was introduced into China, the true meaning of non-mainstream was distorted. Non-mainstream has become a shield for post-80 s and post-90 s to escape from society and responsibility. Not everyone can achieve individuality. But today's non-mainstream is gradually being abused. This phenomenon, which originally belonged to the post-80s generation, quickly spread to the post-90s generation like a virus plague. The post-80s generation has gradually disappeared in the non-mainstream circle because of their shortcomings of going to work or being fake. However, the post-90s children feel out of control. Generally speaking, the post-90s non-mainstream culture has the following characteristics. 1. I like to dress up very trendy and different; 2. I can't tell reality from illusion, and I live in an illusory society more; 3. Like shopping, know how to enjoy life and treat money like paper; 4. Don't know how to love yourself; 5. Thinking is often profound and forward-looking, but the vision of thinking is often decadent; 6. I always treat others with a condescending attitude, a look of "everyone is drunk and I wake up alone", and I am very arrogant, always hoping that the other party can really understand myself. In the era of network information, the post-90s girls will inevitably be bombarded by a lot of information, and they are also easy to accept, absorbing all the good and bad, all the healthy and unhealthy, active and inactive. Coupled with the increasingly fierce competition for social talents, parents and teachers have been instilled with a sense of competition, making them sharp-minded and mature ahead of time. Adults' concept of social material interests has influenced them, making the post-90 s children pay more attention to material interests than feelings, and their feelings with their families are as indifferent as strangers living under the same roof. In this environment where the Internet and media are flooding, the post-90s children mature prematurely. Its non-mainstream is not so much a publicity of personality as an unreasonable provocation to the mainstream concept of the public. Around May 2008, the "Post-90s Yanzhaomen Incident" broke out and was hotly debated on the Internet. Hundreds of junior high school girls took "no regrets in youth" as the slogan, responding to graduation photo, a junior high school girl in the same grade, and took nude photos one after another. As a result, this loophole was leaked to the Internet and spread. Jun Ao, the first netizen who exposed this matter, said that he was very sad. When they approached them and asked several girls involved, they said that the sudden meditation was mainly due to the "naked agent" and "Yan Zhao Men" incidents a while ago. They also said that they were not worried about the spread of pornographic photos at all. One person even said, "Do you think we are sexy?" It is also worth mentioning that the media blindly pursued the topic in the "Yanzhaomen" incident, ignoring the psychological impact of the incident on teenagers and the guiding role of the media itself. The negative part of post-90s culture is also highlighted by the over-opening and impetuousness of post-90s children. On September 7th, 2007, ningbo evening news reported that "the post-90s girls have an abortion, which is the peak of summer vacation". Zhang Lan Fang, a doctor at Ningbo Unintended Pregnancy Assistance Center, said that girls born in 1990s often come to the center to have abortions. The average age of people received by the center is 16-22 years old, and 50% of them are high school students and even junior high school students. Dr. Zhang said: "Today's children are really beyond the understanding of our generation. It's amazing and sad to treat people casually like a common cold! " Some girls have also been to the center several times, treating sexual health as irrelevant and irresponsible for their own lives. The world outlook and values of post-90s children are different from those of post-70s and post-80s. 1990 Beijing twin sisters Baby and Azi published their adult declaration online in 2008. The first blog post, A Letter to My Dad, received more than 2.2 million hits within two days after its publication, and netizens replied 18200, which attracted the attention of many traditional media. Their blog got191800,000 hits within 15 days, and quickly became the "first blog in China" at that time. In their blogs, they flaunted themselves as "mean girls" and humiliated their parents and teachers, which caused a heated discussion among netizens. "I won't call you dad, because it seems too hypocritical." They think that what their father instilled in them was "all the wrong ideas about life." In their eyes, mother is "the foul air spit out by opening your mouth …" "Calling your dear mother really gives me goose bumps." In the eyes of these students, the teacher is "like a clown who is grandstanding." In addition, they also showed the philosophy of life of the post-90s generation, because "born in an ordinary worker's family, they were born in poverty and often felt helpless, confused and insecure. Therefore, calling yourself a prostitute is a kind of self-mockery and helplessness. " He also said that if a man loves a girl, it is best to "give her a lot of RMB". "mean girls" after 1990s showed his ideological connotation to this society with gloomy and subversive words. Whether they dare to speak out or use the internet to speculate, this reflects a negative feature of the post-90 s culture: precocious thinking and naive behavior. Even said that there is no sense of responsibility. No matter how shocking the post-90s children's thoughts are, their behaviors are totally out of line with their thoughts. They look very avant-garde or avant-garde, blindly rejecting traditional moral values like sweeping machine guns, and even forgetting people's responsibilities in society. As mentioned earlier, the pursuit of non-mainstream culture in the 1990s was regarded as a shield to avoid social responsibility. They forgot, where did their food and clothing come from? No matter how low your parents' educational level is and how vulgar their ideological level is, they will always give birth to parents who have raised you for more than ten years! The reason why children after 90 are indifferent is naturally related to their parents. Most of the post-90 s are only children, and the competition for professional positions is fierce. Their parents are not as secure as before, working hard outside, leaving home for a long time and neglecting the care of their children. It's rare to meet once a month, and when we meet, we are silent. What feelings can your children have with you? Another creation in the post-90 s culture is Martian writing (talking about brain damage). Mars language, as its name implies, is a kind of writing that only Martians can understand. It consists of symbols, traditional Chinese characters, Japanese, Korean, uncommon words and other nonstandard words. The words used are not standardized and look like garbled words. The body with brain damage also gets meaning from "words that only children with brain damage can understand" There is an ancient poem in simplified Chinese: There is such bright light at the foot of my bed. Is there frost already? . I looked up at the moon and looked down, feeling nostalgic. Chinese original [Traditional Chinese]: Is there frost in the moonlight in the morning? . I looked up at the moon and looked down, feeling nostalgic. Brain residue: suspicious and widowed. Head up, head down. Grade 9 brain residue: suspicious and widowed. The biggest feature of this writing is that people can't understand it, although it was originally invented for convenience and conciseness. This is also the meaningless product of post-90s culture's excessive pursuit of publicity. However, there is also a positive side in the post-90s culture. After the post-80s literature, the post-90s literature is gradually accepted by the academic community. In the field of poetry, the post-90 s poets, represented by Yuan, Yuan and Yuan, still continue the poetic style and context of a brother and a sister born in the post-80 s, playing a connecting role. In terms of strength and talent, post-90 s poets can indeed be competent and inherit the post-80 s class. The following is a list of several well-known post-90s writers. Representative literary creators are Yuan, whose original name is Zheng Difei. His works include Time, Little Writer, Selected Poems, Starry Girl, Life at Sixteen or Seventeen, The Secret Garden, and Youth Cool Family. Some of his works were selected as Campus Poet and Snow Country Poet. Zhang Mudi: The invisible wind is blowing. In June 2008, China Youth Headquarters published a collection of poems, essays, Growing Silently Like a Pumpkin and a novel, Stop and Go. Gao Shen: Member of Shaanxi Writers Association. In early 2003, he began to publish his exercises, and published more than 200 fairy tales, poems and essays in more than 20 newspapers and periodicals, including Poetry Magazine, Children's Literature, Star, Literature Newspaper, Youth Literature, China Campus Literature, Fairy Tale World and China Newspaper. He has published many poems and won many awards. Wu Ziyou: Youth is more unfortunate than my crazy masterpiece, Wu Ziyou, who was born in Beijing, and eventually became the first writer to leave after 1990s. This reminds us of his words: "In the 20th century, there were two brilliant writers, the woman was Zhang Ailing and the man was me." Zhang Xini: If I were Helen, the word "post-90s generation" shows how unfortunate fate is. What we see in Zhang Xini is more misfortune. And her warm words and strength will definitely touch you. There is a woman after 90, which shows us that 90 is a warm generation. The post-90s children live in this strange and novel era. They have completely different values and ways of thinking from their predecessors, while the post-90s writers only inject their unique spiritual feelings into literature. I believe it can inject fresh blood and vitality into China literature and reproduce new glory. In fact, in addition, the post-90 s children also have excellent spiritual qualities of perseverance and self-improvement. With the development of society and the pace of the times, some post-90s figures have emerged in China, covering sports, literature and art, charity, and even Olympic champions and earthquake relief heroes. Eight of them are members of the China Women's Gymnastics Team! They are: Huang,,, Pang, Long Qingquan, Xu Tianlong, Lin Yue, Jiao Liuyang, Jiang Yuyuan, He Kexin, Wang Shasha, Li Shanshan, Deng, Zray, Xiao Sha, Wang Xin, Yang Yilin, Yang Zi, Chen Ruolin, You Haoran, Lin Hao and Lin Miaoke. In this way, the cultural connotation of the post-90s generation can probably be summarized in one word: personality. Definition of non-mainstream: flow is personalized, flamboyant and alternative clothing. It does not blindly follow the trend of today's public. Paying attention to the clothes that suit your mind is not the most popular thing ... that is, there are fewer people who are relatively advanced or relatively backward (mostly called mainstream). Simply put, the mainstream is the behavior of a few people or one person, which leads most people to follow them. This is the mainstream, just like our trend. Non-mainstream means that you don't belong to those who follow the trend (people who follow the mainstream), and go your own way with your own personality! Non-mainstream is an experience, and as an experience, it must go through the sensory thinking and behavior of the subject. Then, it is more popular to say that non-mainstream guys can always show a personality. This kind of personality must be strong, otherwise it will be lost in the * * * of all beings. In fact, all living beings have their own personality, but they are very weak. Most of the seeds of personality are not enough to break through their own chaff, let alone take root and sprout, and produce colorful flowers that others can see. Therefore, not everyone has a personality. However, the so-called personality seems to be expressed through words and deeds. Words and deeds always follow certain rules and regulations. Therefore, imitation and learning are possible. A schemer with a more developed IQ can deliberately talk nonsense and deceive the world, such as a Taoist priest in Zhong Nanshan. These non-mainstream words and deeds are actually dead. Catchwords and commodities that cut off the ideological roots are the martial arts cheats that can be published and sold on a large scale, and they are doomed to walk. That's why there are thousands of quotations and guardians and all kinds of so-called masters.