Gray Book of the first generation

Author: Old Gun
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book portrays a stylish and edgy life with a slightly discounted passion, as well as the real and dreamlike aspects of people's lives, with a gentle yet sharp sense of dark humor. Along with the turbulent warmth, it spreads towards you. It is a rare gem of fashionable essays in recent years—Old Gun, the "Southern Wang Shuo," presents a new era's stylish and rebellious read, which not only relaxes your nerves but also brings you a knowing smile. From the bourgeoisie to the Bohemian, from the hippie to the stylish rebel, from the angry youth to the post-angry youth, from the drifting generation to the floating generation, the only survival advantage of those born in the late 1960s of the 20th century is the ability to witness or personally experience this series of lifestyle concepts. Too young people lack enough experience, and too old people lack enough passion or mindset to experience all this; the existence of those born in the late 1960s in the fashionable society seems to lack sufficient justification. A man can lack grace, but he absolutely cannot lack depth. What do the new generation of men worry about and fear? It is not that they turn bad only when they get rich.