What is a post-90 generation?

The Post-90 generation[a] is a generation in China, especially in urban areas, generally considered to be born between 1990 and 1999 though sometimes considered to start with those born in the fall of 1989 (as they would graduate in the same class as those born in 1990).

Is the post-90s generation too broad?

Many will say that even those categorizations are too broad, with a new generation instead being established every five years (post-85s, post-90s, post-95s, etc). The youngest cohort now entering adulthood — the post-90s generation — can also be one of the most perplexing.

Are China's post-90s a patriotic generation?

And today’s Chinese youth were brought up under the “ patriotic education ” (established in 1991) that often demonizes foreign countries. Yet, post-90s are known for being China’s most internationally-minded generation.

Is China's post-90s generation individualistic?

China’s post-90s generation tends to be seen as very individualistic compared to the collectivist conformist mindset that marked earlier generations. But you seem to have a different take on this. Can you explain? I will boldly say that that individualism is a Western concept.

What does the post-90s generation think about relationships?

Regarding views on relationships, the post-'90s generation places more value on personality than appearance or family background, the survey found. Huang Xuejia, a student at Beijing Foreign Studies University, exemplifies the diligence of the post-'90s generation.

Are the post-90s a 'collapsed generation'?

The post-90s, who like to use Martian language (a kind of brain-damaged online informal language that is essentially standard Mandarin written mixed with other signs such as other foreign languages and emotion icons), have exaggerated hairstyles, and pout their lips when taking photos, have been nicknamed as a “collapsed generation.”