Suddenly red? Buddhism? Set off a new round of carnival. In the new media article "The First Group of Monks Born in 1990s", nine pictures are used to list the most important aspects of life, such as taking a taxi, making friends, shopping, working, falling in love and getting married. And then online friends? Buddhism? Life has been refined, from postgraduate entrance examination to writing.

For example, a colleague of mine, born in 1987, just turned 30 this year, goes to bed at night 1 1, wakes up at 7 am, naturally wakes up, and then can't sleep. He takes a lunch break for half an hour at noon. In addition to the regular three meals, he also eats three slices of vinegar soaked ginger every morning to tonify yang, drinks a bowl of hot porridge at night to nourish his stomach, swallows 20 pieces of medlar in batches during the day to tonify qi and blood, and eats fresh fruit every day. Cold drinks and carbonated drinks should be resolutely given up to prevent spleen damage. Two sets of broadcast gymnastics should maintain basic exercise at 9: 00 every night. Moxibustion pot and pedicure should be done for half an hour every day and massage every other week. Don't drink alcohol, and never smoke cigarettes.

Buddhism is in love: will we fall in love? Whatever. Whatever.

Buddhist shopping: money is a thing outside the body. Buy if you want, or forget it if you can't.

Buddhist workplace: salary increase and promotion are destiny takes a hand. Go up and go up. If you don't go up, you're finished.

Buddhist game: if you win, you win, if you lose, you lose. That's the stage.

Buddhist communication: It doesn't matter whether you leave a message or not.

Buddhism postgraduate entrance examination: if you can get in, you can get in, but if you don't, let it be.

Buddhist fitness: just walk on the treadmill, and the card is for bathing.

Buddha Taobao: Honey, buy it, or forget it.

Never sing * * *? I am the Buddha of Buddhism? , to do the first batch of full-screen visual fatigue. Being labeled as wanting to define yourself also blurs the self. How to treat the age label full of topics, is it right or overthrowing the people's design? The first batch of post-90s was really ruined by marketing.

When I clicked into these articles, there was nothing. Actually, I'm talking about the post-90s generation, who are indifferent to everything. Isn't this word that blows up the circle of friends superficial? I checked Baidu Encyclopedia with a research attitude:

Buddhist youth: Do whatever you want, don't care too much, and despise all living methods.

I am so superficial when I doubt, but I don't care about anything. But the question is, what is new here?

Is there anyone after 90 who doesn't care about anything?