This video is for anyone interested in understanding the current socio-political climate and the mindset of young people in China.
China boasts advanced infrastructure and a tech boom, yet its youth are disillusioned with the relentless pursuit of success.
Lea Sahi and Gregor Scholl, SZ correspondents in Beijing, share their experiences living and working in China.
In 2016, Shanghai offered a sense of boundless opportunity for young people, especially those returning from abroad.
A comparison of past generations' focus on basic needs and the current generation's sense of entitlement and possibility.
The belief that hard work guarantees a better future than one's parents has fundamentally changed for today's youth.
China's strict Zero-COVID strategy, while initially effective, led to isolation and severe disruptions, shocking the younger generation.
A pivotal moment where a young person declared themselves 'the last generation,' rejecting the system's demands.
Following the pandemic, China faced new crises, notably the real estate crisis, further impacting the youth's outlook.