[转贴]美国80后为何不先追求金钱、名誉和地位（Why does the United States not pursue money, fame and status first）.doc

[转贴]美国80后为何不先追求金钱、名誉和地位（Why does the United States not pursue money, fame and status first） Why does the United States not pursue money, fame and status first? 4833 hits 40 replies 0 turn to micro review 2010/10/28 23:28:26 released a silver cavalry man in Katie Community cat American post-80s values: why not pursue money, fame and status first? 2010-10-28 Nanfang Dushi Bao, author: Tu Pei Pei In recent years, about 80 of the survival of the state, value orientation and other issues frequently become the focus of domestic public opinion, all kinds of new words such as light workers, emerge in an endless stream, neet, family dwelling, McDull family, reflects the generation of embarrassing situation. The United States is not too much in the thirty years of age 80 buy and looking for work trouble? Earlier this year, the Pugh Research Center (Pew) released a survey of the United States post-80s generation, which was a reference. In the survey, the United States 80 was asked to buy a house, fame, marital success, good parents and other major goals of life sorting. The results show that the good parents is the most sought after 80, 52% after 80 think it is the most important goal in life; successful marriage in second, 30% that the most important; in the third row is helping others, 21% think that the most important; buy a house was fourth to 20% most important support rate; next religious life and high salary tied for fifth, each recognized 15% most important rate; at the end of the fame, only 1% of the 80 fame is the most important thing, and another 3% of the 80 think it was important 86% most think it not important or not important. These data show that the United States after 80 first pursuit of family and responsibility, rather than money, reputation and status. The research method of Pugh center is mainly sampling investigation, which is a quantitative analysis. Whether the sample is limited and the result is accurate is difficult to judge by one hundred percent.