What is the generation gap?

The generation gap refers to the gap between two generations. Due to different ages and living environments, there are great differences in outlook on life and values, resulting in inability to communicate!

Someone said this: The generation gap is when you are chatting enthusiastically with unknown netizens in the chat room, and your parents come over and look at you and the computer screen, your face flushed with excitement. , then shook his head worriedly and muttered "What?!" The generation gap is that when you are fascinated by celebrity performances, martial arts movies, and comedy dramas on TV, they are scolding you for your lack of taste. The generation gap is that when you clamor to go to a concert or attend a meet-and-greet, they just refuse to agree with a straight face. The generation gap is that when you read the new issue of "Sprouting" and screamed, they picked up the book and flipped through a few pages before commenting: "Oh, I just can't understand the articles written by today's youth."

The generation gap is when you tell them about your good friends of the opposite sex in your class, they look nervous and ask you and (her) seriously if you have a tendency to fall in love early? After you explain it clearly, they will warn you, "You can't hide anything from adults." The generation gap is that after you lock the drawer, they ask you intentionally or unintentionally: "What's the secret? Do you still need to lock it?" Drawer? "The generation gap is that they try their best to see your diary, even though they know it is wrong. The generation gap is when you answer the phone from the opposite sex and they pretend to be nonchalant and say, "It was a boy (girl) just now, and I seem to have a good relationship with them (them) now." If you want to explain, they will say "I It’s not very feudal, just say it, why are you nervous? "The generation gap is that when you say you want to hang out with your classmates, they must tell you the name of your classmate and find out who he or she is. Gender, learning status, personality characteristics, etc.