Chinese Youth Dream

Author: Deng Xian
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The End of the Chinese Youth Movement tells a history that is gradually being forgotten: when the last youth returned to China in 1989 with an unfulfilled sense of ambition and limbs scarred by war, this 20-year-old, state-funded 30 billion yuan youth movement came to an end. Little-known is that among the youth, there was a group of elites who, with the grand ideal of liberating humanity, rushed to the Golden Triangle battlefield, using their blood and lives to show us one heart-stirring story after another, composing a tragic yet heroic history. Idealism was the hallmark of that generation, the very essence of their lives. Though they were not recognized as heroes of history, they used their shining idealism to write a glorious chapter for the youth movement. Idealism has always been brilliant. The End of the Chinese Youth Movement tells a history that is gradually being forgotten: when the last youth returned to China in 1989 with an unfulfilled sense of ambition and limbs scarred by war, this 20-year-old, state-funded 30 billion yuan youth movement came to an end. Little-known is that among the youth, there was a group of elites who, with the grand ideal of liberating humanity, rushed to the Golden Triangle battlefield, using their blood and lives to show us one heart-stirring story after another, composing a tragic yet heroic history. Idealism was the hallmark of that generation, the very essence of their lives. Though they were not recognized as heroes of history, they used their shining idealism to write a glorious chapter for the youth movement. Idealism has always been brilliant.