"Generation: A specific group of people with the same age of birth and growth background (including behavioral patterns), whose growth background has a great relationship with the country's society, education, politics, economy, and values at that time." - wikipedia
The United States is not as vicissitudes and vicissitudes as the motherland, so a generation of people born about 20 years apart can have a lot in common
It's as difficult as watching a boyhood, so it's a bit of a torment. The silent generation that grew up during the Great Depression and the baby boomers after World War II have nothing to do with me. Although I'm not representative, it may be because I like Annette Bening too much. The post-80s generation in the motherland is closer to the American Silent Generation in terms of values.
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