The post-80s generation, as a special group in this era, has caught up with family planning since they were born; went to school and caught up with their parents' layoffs; graduated and caught up with the lack of distribution; and their jobs have caught up with the surge in housing prices. They have witnessed the rapid rise of this era, but have never enjoyed any benefits that this era should provide. Nowadays, they are in the age of thirty and forty. Faced with the situation where they have seniors, seniors, juniors, car loans and house loans, they will face the embarrassing dilemma of being eliminated from job hunting at the age of 35. Staying behind or returning home? It became the most difficult multiple-choice question before them.
Purpose: This article is dedicated to all the struggling post-80s generation