What does the network language generation gap mean?

Broadly speaking, it refers to the psychological distance or gap between children and their parents or the older generation in terms of thinking mode, values and attitude towards life. In a narrow sense, it refers to the psychological gap or gap between parents and children. The generation gap mainly exists between ordinary adults and young people, and the difference between parents and children is not inevitable.

The source of this stalk:

The word "generation gap" was literally translated from English by margaret mead, a famous female anthropologist. Because the translation is appropriate, novel and easy to remember, it immediately became a common language. From the perspective of translation, "generation gap" is better than the original word "generation gap".

The usage of this stalk:

With the development and change of society, the "generation gap" has not only been confined to the gap of blood relationship, but also extended to a wider scope, and even it seems to be synonymous with conflict of views and different behaviors.