What is the definition of new youth?

The definition of new youth is: advocating democracy and science and opposing tyranny, ignorance and superstition; Advocate new morality and oppose old morality; Advocate new literature and oppose old literature. The definition of contemporary new youth has three basic characteristics:

1, Feature 1: Pragmatic

On the one hand, pragmatic quality connects contemporary youth and contemporary society, and enhances the combination of real people and real society; On the other hand, this quality has also formed obvious intergenerational differences between contemporary youth and elders, especially focusing on the relationship between material and spiritual. Compared with their parents, they don't have strong idealism, and instead they are material-oriented and competitive.

2. Feature 2: Openness

International presence is becoming the lifestyle of more and more young people, which is the second characteristic of contemporary youth. They have experienced the historical process of economic globalization, with a broad international vision and more active thinking. Once upon a time, elders had the opportunity to study abroad after graduating from college; Nowadays, some young people live and receive education abroad in primary school or even earlier.

In metropolises and economically developed areas, most young people have the experience of studying abroad, traveling and shopping, and international marriage and love is nothing new. The world has become an integral part of the living space of contemporary young people.

3. Feature 3: Network survival

The influence of the Internet on contemporary youth is more direct. The way of life and study of this generation has changed from "touching the net" to network survival. People-oriented development thought is consistent with youth's subjective consciousness. Since the reform and opening up, people's subjectivity has been continuously enhanced, especially young people.