Educated youth and queue-jumping.? There is a slogan in the school cafeteria: The era of educated youth has passed, please do not jump in line... I don’t understand what it means...

The purpose of the canteen is to ask everyone to follow the order, queue up consciously, and not to jump in line.

The movement of educated young people to the countryside to join the queue was a population migration movement in China in the last century. At that time, China's population was expanding rapidly, and its economic situation was not very good. In particular, food production was low and there was not enough food to eat. There were not so many jobs in the cities, and many students graduated = unemployed. The always great, glorious and correct Mao called on the vast number of educated young people to go to the mountains and countryside to receive re-education from poor and lower-middle peasants. To put it bluntly, it means going to rural areas to farm land to solve your own food problem and relieve urban employment pressure. Numerous educated young people either took the initiative or were forced to go to the countryside, causing huge pain to countless urban families. Many educated youth died in the countryside, and countless female informants were raped by bad guys and cadres in the countryside. After Deng Gong came to power, he ended the movement of educated young people going to the mountains and countryside. And allowed educated youth to return to the city. Later, China's unique informed literature emerged.

So far, there are still some educated youths who have not returned to the city for various reasons.

Similar population migration movements include the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps and border support movements, etc.

Many film and television literary works have mentioned the educated youth going to the countryside to join the queue, such as "Blood Romance", "Blood Dusk", etc.