Gray Book of the First Generation

Author: Lao Jiong
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: "Hold onto the base area, go out on guerrilla warfare." It's important to understand this "solid" word correctly. Here, "solid" means consolidating, not staying at home all day—otherwise, how could guerrilla warfare be carried out? It's not like "men who aren't bad won't get women to love them," right? But if men really become perverts, they might scare women away in droves. The charm of the lies in its skillful blend of a touch of sophistication and a touch of mischief, like a "two-in-one facial cleanser," making women feel comfortable and nourished. From the bourgeoisie to the BoBo, from the hippies to the, from the angry youth to the post-angry youth, from the drifting generation to the dating generation, the only survival advantage of those born in the late 1960s was 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 fashion society seems to lack sufficient justification. A man can lack sophistication, but he absolutely cannot lack depth. What are the new good men worried about and afraid of? It's not that men only become bad when they have money.