The old guard born in the 1970s will not throw away "garbage" if they can, which can be regarded as a contribution to environmental protection. Newspapers, cigarette boxes, stamps, and bookmarks are piled in a pile and they are reluctant to throw them away.
Those born in the 1970s grew up to survive the poverty-stricken days. Brothers and sisters took turns wearing one pair of pants, and even eating ice cream was based on their whims.
People born in the 1970s increasingly carry less money with them when going out, fearing being spotted by thieves. They don’t even use credit or debit cards. They think it’s safer to hide their money in a drawer.
They are diligent and frugal in everything, dislike luxury, cannot see waste, and have no sense of excessive consumption. The characteristic of the nostalgic post-80s generation is that they have more only children and are a bit spoiled. However, because they have experienced hard times, they have retained the habit of being a miser and are known as
Those born in the 1970s were despised by those born in the 1970s. They were born and raised, but because they have experienced hard times, they have retained the habit of being misers. They are despised by those born in the 1970s and ridiculed by those born in the 90s. However, those born in the 1980s are quite pure in heart and are deeply influenced by the spirit of simplicity.
Old things are nostalgic and are thrown away selectively; but they are also fashionable, forward-thinking, and easy to accept new things. "Save water, save electricity, save brains, save words" are the four major concepts of conservation advertised by the post-80s generation.
Of course, those born in the 1980s are also true card-holders. Their wallets are always full of cards. What’s embarrassing is that there is not a penny in the cards!
The post-80s generation may not know a secret. The behavior of the post-90s generation with a green card from Shenzhen Development and Environmental Protection that spreads all over the world just reveals this secret, that is, a lot of cards in the hands of the post-80s generation contain polyvinyl chloride (plastic), which pollutes
Not to mention the environment, the dioxin contained in it can also cause cancer. Shockingly, dioxin is actually harmful to the earth and life!
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I can’t help but sigh that those born in the 1990s are smart and can take shortcuts.
Shenzhen Development Bank's environmentally friendly and beautiful green card is the favorite of the fashion darlings born in the 90s. It is characterized by being environmentally friendly and beautiful. Shenzhen Development Bank recently held the "Beautiful You - Beautiful Card Spokesperson Competition". Many beauties born in the 90s participated in the "
"Beauty Pageant" activities, Beijing women's "individual beauty", Hangzhou beauties' intellectual beauty', Chongqing beauties' charming beauty', Shanghai beauties' sexy beauty', Jinan girls' subtle beauty', Qingdao girls' fashionable beauty', Shenyang girls' grandeur
"Beauty", people and cards cherish each other...different cities adopt different styles of credit cards, combining the female beauty and urban characteristics of different cities into one, and thus become the personalized business card of fashionistas.
It is said that the overall champion of this competition will receive an environmental protection worth 100,000 yuan. The post-90s generation is ridiculed, but the post-80s generation is quite pure in heart and deeply influenced by the spirit of simplicity. They treat old things with nostalgia and throw them away selectively; but they are still very fashionable and have
Being forward-thinking, being easy to accept new things, and "saving water, saving electricity, saving brains, and saving words" are the four major concepts of conservation advertised by the post-80s generation.
Of course, those born in the 1980s are also true card-holders. Their wallets are always full of cards. What’s embarrassing is that there is not a penny in the cards!
The avant-garde generation born in the 1990s is the apple of the family's eye. The elders are reluctant to let them endure hardships, and indulge them to develop their lavish spending habits. The pampered and pampered children have good luck, but negative news continues to follow.
But there are also many good kids born in the 1990s, and those born in the 1990s may not be so arrogant. They have grown up!
The ultra-avant-garde consciousness of the post-90s generation has earned them the title of environmental protection. They basically rely on the Internet for shopping, and use the keyboard for writing. They are too lazy to watch TV and barely read newspapers. They virtually save paper and reduce garbage. Written by Yi Chi Ping Sui, a post-70s generation complains
The post-80s generation is extravagant and wasteful. The post-80s generation hates the post-90s generation for being unreasonable. The post-90s generation is eyeing the conservativeness of the post-70s and post-80s generations. The post-70s and 80s generation show an unprecedented hatred towards the avant-garde of the post-90s generation. The three generations are becoming stronger than the last. In fact,
Everyone will be happy if they neutralize each other. From the different behaviors and attitudes of throwing away old things, we can see the inextricable differences between the three generations.
The avant-garde generation born in the 1990s is the apple of the family's eye. The elders are reluctant to let them endure hardships, and indulge them to develop their lavish spending habits. The pampered and pampered children have good luck, but negative news continues to follow.
But there are also many good children born in the 90s. A few days ago, I saw in the newspaper that the children of a cleaning couple in Qingdao used their summer vacation to sweep the streets to share the worries of their parents. Therefore, people should not be judged by their appearance. Those born in the 90s may not be so arrogant. They have grown up!
The ultra-avant-garde awareness of the post-90s generation has earned them the title of environmental protection. They basically rely on the Internet for shopping, use the keyboard for writing, are too lazy to watch TV, and barely read newspapers. They virtually save paper and reduce garbage. The online shopping style of the post-90s generation is in place in one step.
It also saves the time of shopping in shopping malls and the trouble of taking buses, so it is a blessing in disguise. The post-90s generation is worthy of emulation by the post-80s and post-70s generations.