- 美国和中国之间的关系仍然紧张，但两国的Z世代比以往任何一代人都更加志同道合。
- 技术准入、经济机会和共同经历正在产生一个巨大的文化转变。
- 美国和中国的Z世代有很多共同点，认识到全球化和技术使他们比之前的任何一代人都更加相互联系。
- 中国的经济增长使Z世代的人在比他们的父母更优越的环境中成长。
- 他们受教育程度更高，有更多的机会去旅行。
- 这使他们能够专注于教育、职业和生活方式的选择。
- 美国和中国的Z世代在类似的环境中长大。
- 他们分享相同的电视节目和音乐。
- 数字素养使他们能够与不同背景的人建立关系。
- Z世代的人对不同的文化和思维方式有更多的了解和接受。
- 这得益于他们优越的成长环境和数字素养。
- 他们在弥合不同文化之间的差距方面具有独特的优势。
- 中国的Z世代与老一辈人有很大不同，他们认为中国是一个先进的、现代的、新兴的领导者。
- 中国的Z世代比他们的老一辈接触到更多的信息，并且对公平问题有更多的认识。
- 两国的Z世代自我认同为焦虑的人，因为他们成长在一个相对不稳定的时代。
- 美国Z世代的人在学校里长大，由于枪支和其他暴力，他们感到不安全。
- 他们太年轻，不记得911事件后的爱国主义团结，使他们对目前的国内政治制度感到失望。
- 他们对美国作为世界头号超级大国的想法不太重视。
- 中国的Z世代在很大程度上由于大流行病和相关的封锁和经济衰退而感到焦虑。
- 这使他们对自己的未来感到不确定，甚至是无望。
- 主要结论。
- 美国Z世代的人对目前的国内政治制度感到失望，对美国作为世界头号超级大国的依恋程度降低。
- 中国的Z世代由于大流行病和相关的封锁和经济衰退而感到焦虑，使他们对自己的未来感到不确定和无望。
- Z世代的人感到被剥夺了与同龄人接触的机会，特别是与其他国家的同龄人。
- Z世代的人对他们各自国家的事务状况有更多的了解和幻想，但对他们做出改变的能力仍然感到乐观。
- 随着世界从这一流行病中走出来，我们希望能够恢复现有的交流，并建立新的跨文化平台，以利用Z世代的潜力。
- Relations between the US and China remain strained, but Gen Z-ers in both countries are more like-minded than any previous generation.
- A monumental cultural shift is arising from technological access, economic opportunities and shared experiences.
- US and Chinese Gen Z-ers have a great deal in common, recognising that globalisation and technology have made them more interconnected than any generation before them.
- China’s economic growth has allowed Gen Z-ers to grow up in more privileged environments than their parents.
- They are more educated and have more opportunities to travel.
- This has enabled them to focus on education, career and lifestyle choices.
- US and Chinese Gen Z-ers have grown up in similar environments.
- They share the same television shows and music.
- Digital literacy has enabled them to form relationships with people of different backgrounds.
- Gen Z-ers are more aware and accepting of different cultures and mindsets.
- This is due to their privileged upbringing and digital literacy.
- They are uniquely positioned to bridge gaps between different cultures.
- Chinese Gen Z-ers are very different from older generations in their perspective of China as an advanced, modern, and emerging leader.
- Chinese Gen Z-ers have access to more information than their older counterparts, and are more aware of equity issues.
- Gen Z-ers in both countries self-identify as anxious, due to growing up in a time of relative instability.
- American Gen Z-ers have grown up feeling unsafe in their schools due to gun and other violence.
- They were too young to remember the patriotic unity following 9/11, leaving them feeling disillusioned by the current domestic political system.
- They are less attached to the idea of the United States as the world’s number one superpower.
- Chinese Gen Z-ers are anxious in large part due to the pandemic and related lockdowns and economic downturns.
- This has left them feeling uncertain and even hopeless about their future.
- Key Takeaways:
- American Gen Z-ers are feeling disillusioned by current domestic political system and less attached to the US as the world’s number one superpower.
- Chinese Gen Z-ers are anxious due to the pandemic and related lockdowns and economic downturns, leaving them feeling uncertain and hopeless about their future.
- Gen Z-ers feel deprived of the opportunity to engage in person with their peers, particularly those in other countries.
- Gen Z-ers are more informed and disillusioned with the state of affairs in their respective countries, yet remain optimistic about their ability to make a difference.
- As the world emerges from the pandemic, it is hoped that existing exchanges can be restored and new cross-cultural platforms can be established to leverage the potential of Gen Z.
什麼叫Z世代？
Hi MJTVHoPin：
Z世代是指1995年至2009年出生的一代，也被稱為iGeneration、Post-Millennials或Digital Natives，他們是第一代使用智能手機和互联网的人。他們居住在一個有智能手機、社交媒體和其他科技產品的世界裡，他們被許多人認為是對科技最熟悉的一代。
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