Angry Youth Chronicle

Author: Miao Miao
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: A book about Chinese angry youth. It's not a conventional history of angry youth, but rather a vivid portrayal of the stories of 16 absolute angry youth in Chinese history, outlining the tradition of angry youth culture, using the past to enlighten the present, and offering wisdom for reading. This is an era of spiritual silence. Therefore, the behavior of angry youth becomes particularly valuable. In fact, being an angry youth is not difficult. As long as one enters adolescence and develops dissatisfaction with the existing social order in various ways, feels that their happiness desires are unfulfilled, and becomes angry, they will become an angry youth. Angry youth are mainly divided into two types: behavioral angry youth and cultural angry youth. A passage from Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection" might serve as a good footnote. He said, "When people associate with each other, some draw from their innermost thoughts, understanding within a single room; others rely on what they cherish, indulging their bodies beyond the confines of the world." The angry youth of past generations reveal another side of Chinese history, exploring the truth of history.