This year’s youth 2019, Zhennan!
Editor’s note: This article is from the WeChat public account “Guyu Data-Tencent News” ID: guyudata), author Gu Yu × 镝 次 元, may not be reprinted without permission.
2019 is about to pass, no matter which agency released the top ten buzzwords of the year, “I am too South (difficult)” is on the list.
A quick sentence from “Fast”, “I ’m too hard, old iron, I ’ve been under a lot of pressure lately.” Evolved expression packs, and “I ’m too south,” not only revealed the voice of a young generation, More through the network hot spots in 2019.
Aggrief, stress, and unsatisfactory life have all been turned into “South” characters, reflecting the sad moments of young people.
Where is their difficulty this year?
“South” is poor
At the beginning of the New Year in 2019, the bright white-collar workers lamented that even if the monthly income is more than 10,000, you can save money and eat bags worth thousands of dollars, but you can’t enjoy the cherry during the Spring Festival.
“Cherry Liberty” has become the new standard for front-line white-collar self-assessment whether it is mixed well enough, and it has become the “15-stage demarcation point for women’s financial freedom”.
In the second half of the year, the quietly rising meat prices have again made “pork freedom” a hot topic. I thought that eating meat was not a big problem at all in this era. I never expected that the price of meat would be too much to bear.
The National Consumer Bureau ’s National Consumer Price Index for Livestock and Meat shows that since March, meat prices have been rising all the way, and the price index for November is already more than 1.7 times the same period last year.
After three to five, young people will be reminded once that they are poor.
Behind “Cherry Liberty” and “Pork Liberty”, it’s not that young people are really poor enough to eat meat and can’t afford cherries, but that they can’t make money much faster than they can spend it. They are all authentic “invisible poor people”. The “Report on the Survey of China’s Pension Prospects” shows that 56% of the younger generations under 35 in China have no deposits. Among 44% of those with deposits, the average monthly savings is only 1389 yuan.
As if from college, young people have already begun a long life of struggle.
The “College Student Consumption and Financial Management Data of 2019” from the McKinsey Institute shows that the average monthly cost of college students in China is 1,197 yuan. Many college students sighed, I did not expect that I had saved so much money.
I thought I would be better after work, but the fact is that I spent more than before, but I did not earn as expected.
The “Sixteenth Comprehensive Survey on the Best Employers of Chinese College Students” released in November shows that there is no small gap between the expected salary of college students and the actual salary paid by enterprises in both first-tier and new first-tier cities.
Simple wage income has not been able to satisfy the exquisite life of young people, and more and more young people choose “to achieve financial freedom through sideline business.”
A Survey of the Financial Needs of Amphibian Youth in 2019 shows that there are more than 80 million “amphibious youths” and “slash youths” who have both a main business and other side businesses.
Obviously having multiple jobs and no savings, but also remembering to eat avocado or quinoa, thinking about when to replace the broom in the corner with a Dyson vacuum cleaner, but I thought about it, the house I live in is not my own difficult.
“South” is tired
At the end of March, due to the collective complaint of the programmer group, “go to work 996, get off work ICU” caused the attention and discussion of the whole society.
The “996 Work System Attitude Survey Report” released by a recruitment website shows that 33.2% of the respondents’ companies have 996 work systems, and 5.4% of them even expressly require 996. Only 32.9% of the companies can implement the 8-hour work day.
Not only sending overtimeBorn in the programmer community, but a common workplace phenomenon.
The “Workplace Workers’ Overtime Status Survey Report 2019” shows that nearly 90% of workplace people can’t escape the fate of overtime. Of these, 45.5% of workers work overtime 2 to 3 days a week, and 24.7% of people work overtime almost every day.
Post-90s and post-95s face the most serious overtime situations.
In the “workers who work overtime every day”, the younger the group, the higher the proportion.
Although post-90s and post-95s leave the society with the impression that they ca n’t bear hardships because of job-hopping, naked speeches, and complaining about overtime, in fact, the young people are the ones who work the most overtime and invest the most.
For future career development, young people may not mind being a little tired.
It’s not 996 that actually hurts young people, but they don’t pay overtime.
In the “996 Work System Attitude Survey Report”, it was mentioned that 35.4% of the interviewed employees thought that as long as the money was in place, not only 996,007 would work. The problem is that 71.2% of employees also said that they did not receive corresponding subsidies for overtime.
Developed communications blur the boundaries between private and working hours, and invisible overtime is everywhere. The “Baiyu-style” 996 is even more explicit in allowing young people to exchange money for health.
Can’t figure out whether to live for work or to live. Excessive overtime makes it difficult for people to never know which bonus or accident comes first.
“South” in “Old”
In 2019, the earliest batch of post-90s generations have reached their 30s, as if the entire network is reminding them: “You are going to three.” Post-90s also often lament that they are old.
This kind of oldness is more than just talking. First of all, it shows that the body is not as good as before.
The 2019 National Health Insights Report shows that the younger you are, the lower the number of self-scores for your own health.
I thought there was still a lot of time to concoct, but in a blink of an eye, I found that I was afraid to read my medical report.Already.
An epidemiological survey in China found that among young people aged 25 to 39, the detection rate of lumbar vertebral shoulder disc protrusion was 13.93%, the highest proportion among all ages.
The 2019 National Health Insights Report shows that 60% of men start hair loss before the age of 25, and young people between the ages of 20 and 40 are the “main force” of contemporary hair loss.
The collapsed spine and raised hairline have made young people take a serious health regime and no longer “punk”. The beer and wolfberry used to become today’s thermos; the former bundi wore autumn pants and fell asleep at 10:30.
In addition to direct physical feedback, there are also changes in mentality.
They believe in horoscope, they are keen to forward koi, they are superstitious, and have no patience. After all, I want to find a little sense of security for my 996 life.
The power of life is inadequate. Not only has this generation of young people overwhelmed their health, but it has also left them a Buddhist mentality. They claim not to be greasy middle-aged, but they can’t hide the signs of early age.
Difficult.
“South” is alone
“Every wedding season is forced to marry” is a hurdle that this young man cannot get over.
According to the “Statistical Communiqué on Social Service Development” published by the Ministry of Civil Affairs, the divorce rate in China has increased for 16 consecutive years, and the marriage rate has declined for 5 consecutive years since 2014. The average first marriage age in large cities is generally over 28 years old.
Don’t talk about getting married, young people today may not even want to talk about love.
The “Single Crowd Survey 2019” released by a dating website shows that more than 50% of young people have been single for more than three years.
Single, late marriage is largely due to “poorness.”
A survey conducted by the People’s Daily showed that of the more than 30,000 respondents, 23.4% of them chose to marry late because of their “inability to bear family responsibilities.”
High house prices are already a huge stone that weighs on the hearts of young people, not to mention the increased love, marriage costs, and pressure to raise a baby in the future.
Because they are poor and tired, they do n’t want to get married and dare not have a baby, but they are often hit by the loneliness of single life. When they see someone showing affection, they change into lemon essence and sigh, “I am really Difficult. “
The popularity of “I’m too South” is behind the real survival pressure of young people.
They leave early and return late, work hard overtime, and mourn while desperately,Exquisite while poor.
“I’m too south”, but also a young man’s trotter culture and self-deprecating spirit.
There is no easy word in the adult world. Although so “South”, they don’t like to sell miserably, at most they tease and laugh at themselves, still living hard.
In the fleeting years, people are overwhelmed by life, and after the collapse, they still need to heal themselves.
It’s over in 2019, and we pay tribute to every young person who lives hard. 2020 is here, so please continue to cheer.
Reference:
National Consumer Price Index of Livestock and Meat Residents of the National Bureau of Statistics
Statistical Communiqué on Social Service Development by the Ministry of Civil Affairs
A Survey Report on the Prospects of China’s Senior Citizens
“Data on College Students’ Consumption and Financial Management Concepts in 2019”
“Sixteenth Comprehensive Survey on the Best Employers of Chinese College Students”
A Survey on the Financial Needs of Amphibian Youth in 2019
《Investigation Report on 996 Working System Attitude》
A Survey Report on Workplace Workers’ Overtime Status 2019
2019 National Health Insight Report
Single Population Survey Report 2019