Inspirational slogans for youth: survival rules for those born in the 80s and 90s

Rule 1: Positive and Optimistic

The post-80s generation is a typical optimist. They do whatever they want, say whatever they want, never regret anything they have done, and challenge themselves if they want. Picked. In the survival philosophy of the post-80s generation, you don’t have to go shopping or clubbing, but you are absolutely not allowed to have no spirit of entertainment. Some netizens believe that this group of people can be called the "McDull Clan". The so-called "McDull Clan" refers to a group of ordinary people born in the 1980s. They are completely different from the "rich second generation". They do not have a prominent family background and work hard in the city to make a living. They are a typical grassroots class. You do everything yourself, and your dreams of buying a house and a car must be realized through your own efforts bit by bit. This is why the phrase "Don't abandon, don't give up" in "Soldier Assault" has become the signature signature of many people born in the 1980s on MSN and QQ. In their view, only persistence can lead to success and miracles in life. Although the huge pressure of life often makes them breathless, the "McDull tribe" always maintains the optimism of McDull in the cartoon: never surrender to reality, difficulties and setbacks cannot erase their simple and beautiful dreams, "survive calmly in the cruel competition" , find your own life trajectory."

Rule 2: Think independently

The so-called independent thinking means not blindly following, not relying on, not being credulous, not superstitious about authority, asking why everything should be done, and thinking through your own mind After you understand it, accept it. The essence of the spirit of the post-80s generation is self-confidence, distinctive personality, dare to express, doubt everything, like to challenge authority, like to choose actions in their own way, and be responsible for it. Their independent thinking spirit is reflected in their ability to independently discover, analyze and solve problems, and independently check the correctness of conclusions or results. If a newcomer in the workplace can independently solve a problem that has been solved by others, although it has no direct significance to society, it in itself breeds the ability of creative thinking. Creative thinking is characterized by novelty and originality. The development of this creative thinking ability may lead to the arrival of real inventions and creations.

Rule 3: Innovative thinking

When a group of young entrepreneurs in the 1980s such as Li Xiang, Dai Zhikang, and Gao Ran were talking in various news conference rooms, it seemed that Overnight, the story of entrepreneurship born in the 1980s became a hot topic. Against this background, more and more young faces are filled with passion as they embrace the dream of starting a business. They boldly try and challenge countless possibilities and limits with a spirit of "newborn calves are not afraid of tigers".

Rule 4: Be brave enough to take responsibility

Courage is the ability of a man to bend and stretch, it is the calmness and calmness when facing competitors, and it is the majestic atmosphere of conquering the vast universe with heart. In the face of the 512 Wenchuan Earthquake, those born in the 1980s never hesitated to extend their hand. The great courage, responsibility and patriotism they showed in public incidents such as the May 12 earthquake exceeded society's expectations. The post-80s generation is beginning to assume social responsibilities and become a new force in the rise of China.

Rule 5: Have ideals in mind

Use yourself to resist the social attitude of forbearance and concession, and use entrepreneurship to negate the old concept of career choice. In an era full of crises, they have become "chargers". "Only when they can charge can they shine." The post-80s generation does not lack enthusiasm for dedication and dedication: those born in the 1980s have made it clear that they are willing or have participated in various volunteer services. They even regard volunteer service as an attitude towards life.