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Killing Matt is a controversial term because it is criticized and despised by most people as a morbid "fashion". Although it comes from popular culture, it is becoming more and more vulgar because of the gap between economy and culture.

Killing Matt reflects the deformity of the value orientation of some young people in China, which further shows that the quality of citizens in China needs to be improved. On the other hand, efforts should be made to improve the general education level of citizens.

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The appearance of killing Matt reflects the communication and education problems between parents and children since 2000. Killing Matt was partly influenced by family environment and family conflicts. Mostly because of the blind worship of young people (including students). Killing Matt's family is often misunderstood by young people, and some even pretend to be the head of killing Matt. Killing Matt is the same as non-mainstream: it belongs to street culture.

The establishment and growth of killing Matt is actually a social situation: some post-90s (note: only a part, because there are also post-80s) are immature and blindly worship the Japanese visual system. However, due to the limitation of their own cultural quality, it is difficult to understand the essence of visual system culture, so killing Matt is misunderstood and wrongly imitated in China.

The man who killed Matri showed a naive state in thought and behavior. In the article that killed Matt, I wrote: "This one is the only one that can be found on Baidu. I have been on Nanjing News once and twice." They may know that it is all negative news, but they are showing off, as if it were an honor.

Tracing back to the cultural origin, the refinement of "Killing Matt" was infected by the non-mainstream culture of the post-90s city from 2000 to 20 10, while the non-mainstream culture of the post-90s city followed the youth subculture from European and American countries. Contrary to the cultural division of "small freshness" and "killing Matt", in recent years, the trend of "small freshness" has become popular, forming polarization with young people in their cultural forms, with one end everywhere and no intersection. The gap between them is not the difference between hippies and yuppies. In the current popular words, it is the distance between the ugly diaosi and the beautiful goddess, and this distance constitutes the social stratification separated by the "interest and interest" described by sociologist prerre bourdaud in Split. "Xiao Qingxin" is mainly composed of girls who have received college education or are receiving college education, and it also has recognizable cultural characteristics. In terms of lifestyle, I like to post status, send food photos and keep a pet dog on the campus network or Weibo. I like traveling. Gulangyu, Lijiang and overseas, especially Korea, Japan and Europe, are holy places in their hearts. Haruki Murakami and Annie Baby are their cultural idols. They despise vulgar "killing Matt" and don't like cynical "cynics". They also pretend to be cute and make a fuss from time to time. "Killing Matt" and "Xiao Qingxin" exist at the same time as cultural phenomena, but their power discourse is completely different, which also causes their completely different societies to be "looked at".

If the "small fresh" crowd is increasingly regarded as the mainstream urban youth culture, and if the "rising sun" is packaged as a grassroots culture by the media, then the "killing Matt" crowd is a veritable "weed culture". They grew up in places that people ignored, and no one paid attention to them when they grew up. Not only do they get no respect and attention, but they may even face the fate of being teased, consumed and quickly forgotten. In a sense, "killing Matt" will constitute the "third element" of China society. For the image of farmers of their parents' generation, they already belong to bizarre and well-dressed city dwellers. But for city people, there is always a local flavor in their bones. No matter how hard they try to show it, the result is that they can't erase their temperament. In the sociological sense, they have become the "third factor" besides the unique dual structure of urban and rural areas in rural China.

Culturally, they also face this dilemma. The countryside treats them with special respect, and the city is cynical about them. At the same time, under the background of monopoly of discourse power, a large number of stories in rural areas and small and medium-sized cities are difficult to present in urban media, while trivial things in big cities can become news. Newspapers, magazines, movies and TV plays are all displaying the image of luxury or "small freshness" and dumping the desire of urban consumerism expansion. In this dazzling light, "killing Matt" became a sheltered group. They live in a gray area, and the field they live in becomes a cultural isolation area, which is a symbol of low quality, chaos and danger. This is the role in the social background. Due to their limited academic qualifications, meager economic income, cruel living environment and limited development prospects, they may not be able or unconsciously to improve themselves culturally, which is the result of semi-urbanization and incomplete modernization of individuals and groups. As a result, they have become semi-finished cultural products in cultural form. Zhou Xinyu, the founder of "Kill Matt", a "cultural beggar" who is not only materially poor but also culturally extremely poor, also issued a statement in Weibo, feeling very guilty about killing Matt's family and apologizing to netizens. . [3]

As for killing Matt's founder, it attracted more attention on Sina Weibo. A netizen named "McDull" in Weibo broke the news that he was an early player who killed Matt. For those who play Matt after 90 s and 00 s, he is not only fresh and naive in dressing, but also broke the news that Matt's founder was hacked! The word "killing Matt's founder" has caused a lot of heated discussion on the Internet.