The sudden popularity of the "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. Then netizens refined the life of "Buddhism", from postgraduate entrance examination to writing.
To sum up, the core of Buddhist life is: whatever you do, don't strive for it, don't win or lose.
The first batch of post-90s generation should refer to those born in 1990-93, the oldest being 28 years old. What have these people experienced? Some married and had children, and some became "leftover men". Some who started to work after graduation have become the management of the company; Some people have experienced a cruel workplace and found that work is just a job. They are tired of intrigue and feel that it is not a good deal to trade their lives for jobs. Some graduates find it as difficult to find a job; Plus, seeing that the house price has doubled, I feel that I can't buy a house if I work hard and become a winner in life? In that case, it is better to live casually.
After all, life is short, only a few decades.
Netizen 2:
The hottest new word in these two days is probably Buddhism. When I first heard it, I looked puzzled. Why am I suddenly angry? So I searched online. The most comprehensive explanation is this.
After 90, it is destined to be complex and eye-catching at birth. This is also a historical reason. Think about it. This is really no wonder that after 90. Then let's see why the post-90 s are labeled so much.
Netizen 3:
"The first batch of monks born in the 1990s have become monks" bombed post-90s Buddhists, and everyone could not lose themselves for a while.
What is Buddhism? Not talking about home, but quoting everything from Buddhism to describe your life. Probably: yes or no, good or bad, no fighting, no winning or losing, start fitness.
Buddhism in love: "Let's fall in love" and "Whatever you want"
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.
Netizen 4:
It seems that the post-90s generation grew up in happiness, but in fact they grew up in fierce competition, but they were too well protected to feel it. Some people find it difficult to cope with the workplace after graduation. Coupled with the shackles of traditional family concepts such as marriage, having children and buying a house, they will feel that they have suddenly entered a mature life moment before they grow up, which is one reason for boredom.
On the other hand, I gradually understand a truth. Even if you earn millions a year, even if you have an RV, what can you do? Everyone's life is unhappy. If you are unhappy now, just accept it.
I think it is also important that the environment makes them feel hopeless. In the face of two holidays, the monthly salary is meager, and I can't afford to buy a house when I die of old age. No matter how hard you try, you can't compare with those landlords who sit at home and count money. Social competition is becoming more and more fierce. Even if you work very hard and try your best to get the so-called fame, you may die suddenly, which is also a loss.
Netizen 5:
I think the life concept and state of the first batch of post-90s "Buddhism" is another reflection of confusion and anxiety. After all, young people need hope and encouragement. Different life trajectories of several generations: everyone is the same when entering state-owned enterprises to eat iron rice bowls; Reform and opening up to catch up with favorable economic policies and become individuals and bosses; Which should I choose, "providing for the aged" or a challenging life? If you have the courage, you will have more opportunities to go out.
The post-80s generation, especially the post-80s generation, used to be considered miserable. Because this generation grew up in the age of hope, when they grew up, they found that the age of hope had passed, and this group of people entered a "greasy" middle age under great pressure and anxiety.
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