That's a bit extreme...
We have been of the same species since we were born. We have no one to play with. Whoever is destined to be twins is twins, twins, twins. We have friends to play with. After school, we joined the craze of tutoring that even those born in the 1980s did not experience. Just make up for it, why do you need money? Others say that the post-1995 generation needs to be individual and rebellious, but who knew we have such bad personalities! Who doesn't want to have a good time? He also said that since we were born in the information age, we only know how to play and not take responsibility. Don't we want to take responsibility? When we were young, we didn't know anything, so our parents didn't say anything and helped us bear the burden, which formed bad habits. When I was in junior high school, I passed by the elementary school one day and saw that the grocery store in front of the door was demolished and replaced with a building. They even advertised that the third-grade school installed surveillance cameras in the toilets. What fun! Is there anyone who can read it? There is a saying in a political book: I hope you will be a responsible generation, (also, I forgot). I cursed in my heart: Are you talking about people born in the 1980s? Anyway, the people born in the 1980s have come through this way. They have proven themselves through experience. What about us?
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I was born in the '60s. When I was a child and went to school, I would nibble on a piece of corn in the morning (very expensive), and even when I came back from cutting grass in the evening, I was still nibbling on it! Later, I devoted myself to the great cause of building the motherland (went to the camp as a laborer!) and it turned into cornbread. At that time, all the cooks were those 'northerners' from Sichuan, Hebei, and Hunan, and they didn't even know that chili peppers were used when boiling water! Habit became natural. Unknowing Private A said, 'This veteran, his body is really strong!' Private B said, 'It's all forged through training!' A certain instructor taught, 'See, iron men are made through training!' I said, 'Damn, I'm freezing to death!'
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