The United States in the 1960s, the anti-war trend, the civil rights movement, the Vietnam War.
In a turbulent society, there must be confusion and confusion.
Adolescence is actually a long war.
From a graduate who is at the mercy of his parents and overwhelmed, to a private meeting with a half-old milf; from an incestuous fall to his obsession with true love; from a boy who is still timid and reserved with excellent grades, to pulling A man who almost became his wife's girl running on the road.
From shrinking head to tail, to no scruples.
From bewilderment to certainty.
This is how our graduates grow.
The Beat Generation: The literary genre that prevailed in the United States after World War II. The writers of this genre are all young men and women with rough and unrestrained personalities. They live a simple and unscrupulous life. They like to wear fancy clothes. All secular stereotypes and monopoly capital rule, resist foreign aggression and racial segregation, hate machine civilization, they always seek new stimulation, seek absolute freedom, indulge in lust, drug addiction, and indulge in order to challenge the decent traditional value standards, so they are called Be the beat generation. Representative writers include Ginsberg and his work "Howl".
The Lost Generation, also known as the Lost Generation.
A type of Western modernist literature.
A literary genre that emerged in the United States after the First World War.
In the early 1920s, Ger Stein, an American writer living in Paris, said to Hemingway: "You are all a lost generation." Hemingway took this sentence as the inscription of his first novel "The Sun Also Rises", "The Lost Generation. "The Generation" has since become the title of this group of writers who have no program or organization but have the same creative tendencies.
Writers belonging to this genre include Hemingway, Faulkner, Passos (1896-1970) and Cummings (1894-1962). All kinds of suffering, deeply deceived by the slogans of "democracy", "glory" and "sacrifice", and greatly disappointed with the society and life, so through writing novels to describe the cruelty of war to them, showing a feeling of confusion, hesitation and disappointment .
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