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The author, in his twenties, who is fluent in Chinese, examines the future of China through the lens of the Jiu Ling Hou―the generation born after 1990.
A close up look at the Chinese generation born after 1990 exploring through personal encounters how young Chinese feel about everything from money and sex, to their government, the West, and China’s shifting role in the world--not to mention their love affair with food, karaoke, and travel. Set primarily in the Eastern 2nd tier city of Suzhou and the budding Western metropolis of Chengdu, the book charts the touchstone issues this young generation faces. From single-child pressure, to test taking madness and the frenzy to buy an apartment as a prerequisite to marriage, from one-night-stands to an evolving understanding of family, Young China offers a fascinating portrait of the generation who will define what it means to be Chinese in the modern era.
Zak Dychtwald was twenty when he first landed in China. He spent years deeply immersed in the culture, learning the language and hanging out with his peers, in apartment shares and hostels, on long train rides and over endless restaurant meals.
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Dychtwald's writes well and his sentences have a neat flowing rhythm to them, although hejumps from topic to topic — back and forth — and does so even within the twelve loosely-bundled chapters of the book. 'Young China' feels like a loosely weaved net of...
评分Dychtwald's writes well and his sentences have a neat flowing rhythm to them, although hejumps from topic to topic — back and forth — and does so even within the twelve loosely-bundled chapters of the book. 'Young China' feels like a loosely weaved net of...
评分Dychtwald's writes well and his sentences have a neat flowing rhythm to them, although hejumps from topic to topic — back and forth — and does so even within the twelve loosely-bundled chapters of the book. 'Young China' feels like a loosely weaved net of...
评分Dychtwald's writes well and his sentences have a neat flowing rhythm to them, although hejumps from topic to topic — back and forth — and does so even within the twelve loosely-bundled chapters of the book. 'Young China' feels like a loosely weaved net of...
评分Dychtwald's writes well and his sentences have a neat flowing rhythm to them, although hejumps from topic to topic — back and forth — and does so even within the twelve loosely-bundled chapters of the book. 'Young China' feels like a loosely weaved net of...
用户评价
可能因为居住国外多年。作者看待的祖国的视角和我反而比较像。很多观点都和我相同，且用更好的语言清晰表达出来了。
评分全书充满了偏见，标题像是UC震惊部起的，最后无论什么现象都归结到中国的快速发展。看的过程中无数次想打人。
评分个人觉得是个可以读读打发时间、对于学英语的学生来说里面有很多描述中国社会和文化特有的素材，作者以他在中国呆的有限时间写的作品不可能很客观的描述中国社会和文化
评分Dychtwald的写作很好，他的句子对他们来说有一个整齐流畅的节奏，尽管他从一个话题跳到另一个话题 - 即使在本书的十二个松散捆绑的章节中也是如此。 “中国年轻人”感觉像是一个松散编织的轶事网，其内容丰富且可能代表千禧一代（在一线城市）。 然而，这本书确实缺乏一个全面的故事情节，并没有回答自己对“不安的一代将如何改变他们的国家和世界”的承诺。 尽管有趣而富有洞察力，但其最大的缺陷在于，它并没有超出最近在中国撰写关于他们的朋友的书的西方人的刻板印象（例如永恒的幸福街和愿望灯笼）。 那些对汉学不熟悉的人（中国的研究者）会喜欢学习许多新事物 - 但对于那些与此类似的人来说，年轻中国会感到重复。
评分Dychtwald的写作很好，他的句子对他们来说有一个整齐流畅的节奏，尽管他从一个话题跳到另一个话题 - 即使在本书的十二个松散捆绑的章节中也是如此。 “中国年轻人”感觉像是一个松散编织的轶事网，其内容丰富且可能代表千禧一代（在一线城市）。 然而，这本书确实缺乏一个全面的故事情节，并没有回答自己对“不安的一代将如何改变他们的国家和世界”的承诺。 尽管有趣而富有洞察力，但其最大的缺陷在于，它并没有超出最近在中国撰写关于他们的朋友的书的西方人的刻板印象（例如永恒的幸福街和愿望灯笼）。 那些对汉学不熟悉的人（中国的研究者）会喜欢学习许多新事物 - 但对于那些与此类似的人来说，年轻中国会感到重复。
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