80 generations after the 80 generations are difficult to stand up now, "the city hollow people"

Lanzhou, January 10th: In the infusion room of a large hospital in Lanzhou, only 31-year-old Zhang Lin looked physically and mentally exhausted: “Lanzhou’s prices are too high, the income is low, and there is no hope to buy a house, and the wives and children have no hope at all. The work is endless, the future is dead, and my body is screwed up. I have no passion and I feel old."

Zhang Lin is a media reporter in Lanzhou. After graduating, he has been engaged in the current work for more than six years. Talking about the present and talking about the future, he said: “One word, tired; the future? Nothing. I really want to go back to my hometown and go to the countryside. Farming, sunrise, sunset, and that day are simple."

Through the visit, the reporter found that young people of the 80s generation like Zhang Lin had a large proportion of their state and mentality. Their common characteristic was that they were premature, they lacked passion, and they did not dare to face the future. In the workplace, they faced a The "hollowing out" crisis has rapidly consumed health, energy, knowledge, and enthusiasm.

According to the "China Statistical Yearbook," there were 204 million people born in the 1980s. Nowadays, these young people have become mainstream groups in the labor market. Some of them have been able to exhale in the workplace, and others are facing the dilemma of “30-somethings”.

"I used to be proud and returning empty bags." Ma Gang, who works at an IT company, used the lyrics to laugh at himself. He reluctantly sighed: "Immediately New Year, no money, no wife, no status, I dare not go back." Home, no see Jiangdong father!"

Ma Gang told reporters that at the time of college, the ideals are also very big, but now it seems that the daily work is only to maintain the functioning of life and has not considered how useful their work is for the society in the future. Work efficiency is also declining, passion is disappearing, creativity is drying up, and body and mind are being “empty”. Every day, corpses go mechanically to work.

Mo Xingbang, executive vice president and secretary-general of the Gansu Association of Psychological Counselors, said that with the rapid development of China’s social economy, more and more young people are called “urban hollow people” by relevant experts. This phenomenon needs social attention. .

According to relevant media reports, urban empty-minded people are people who are unable to withdraw from the acceleration of urbanization for a moment, wisdom, passion, and energy. They are consumed by endless work. In Japan in the 60s and 70s of the 20th century, there were also groups that were "empty" due to work. In Japan at that time, workplace workers were called working machines. It was not uncommon for young people to die or to die from work.

Mo Xingbang said that the process of industrialization of the country’s industrialization is irreversible, and it will inevitably cause some negative effects. Social competition will become more intense. The generation after 80s is at a traditional age of “30 times standing,” but it is “difficult in the social process”. "Standing" will naturally create anxiety and other negative emotions and conditions.

Mo Xingbang suggested that young people set goals for themselves not to be too high and not to lose health. Arrange work and life rationally, relax, try to avoid long hours, participate in some outdoor activities, make more friends, or develop good personal interests such as reading to avoid negative emotions. (Finish)

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