青年节-教学课件.pptxVIP

Xis remarks on youth;What are today’s Chinese youth really like？;Every year on 4 May China celebrates Youth Day. Youth Day as a public holiday has been celebrated since 1949. Youth Day is a national holiday of political nature. It is associated with(与……有关) an important historic event in the development of Chinese democracy(民主). It was May 4, 1919 when young people began mass demonstrations(大规模的游行示威) which became a kind of trigger to start the national liberation movement in China.; 外刊阅读（部分文章）‘Striving spirit’ main theme of Chinese youthYoung generation with full potential ‘will drive the nation to rejuvenation’（global times）/page/202205/1264826.shtml;The May Fourth Youth Day is an annual festival for young people from ages 14 to 28 in China and is also a special day commemorating the patriotic(爱国的) historic event known as the May Fourth Movement that took place in 1919. As this year marks the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Youth League of China (CYLC), despite the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic continuing to be severe in some major cities of the country, the relevant commemorations, celebrations and discussions still went viral(走红) on Wednesday. The topic What is the spirit of the youth in this era? received more than 17 million views on the Chinese Twitter-like social media platform Sina Weibo Wednesday, while another hashtag Strivers in their prime received 420 million views as of press time. ;Analysts said that in recent years, although there are some voices in social media platforms trying to give the youth of China labels like the lying flat generation(躺平一代) - denoting a negative attitude toward challenges and difficulties, not believing in working hard and striving, and intending to give up and run away from competition - and boomerang kids(啃老族), the facts and research proved that the vast majority of Chinese youth continue to believe in working hard and striving for their own future, and now they are playing key roles in the tou