Report on Chinese Internet social mentality published
china.org.cn / chinagate.cn by Li Jingrong, October 23, 2014 Adjust font size:
The post-1960 generation
This group is most active in Internet discussions and comments, the report shows. They frequently appear in Weibo interactions that also involve government and the media.
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The post-1960 generation These people are comparatively aggressive, with 10.1 percent involved in disagreements and outright quarrels with other netizens, ranking first (1.9 percent for the post 1990s, 3.4 percent for the post-1980s, 6.6 percent for the post-1970s, and zero percent for the post-1950s). The report says that 52.7 percent of the post-1960s generation thinks they enjoy a comfortable life, the lowest percentage among all the generations in the study, revealing a typical characteristic of this group - anxiety and unease. However, they still show the strongest sense of superiority (42.3 percent compared with 16.7 percent for the 1990s group, 14.5 percent for the 1980s group, 31.5 percent for the 1970s group, and 10.7 for the 1950s group). |
