Movements in the value orientations of the epoch: logical analysis of the concept of new youth

this article provides an in-depth analysis of changes in the concepts of new youth in the context of epochal changes and the logical factors behind them by examining four main drivers: information technology, economic transformation, cultural synthesis and transformation of social roles, which reveal the roots of the emergence of the concepts of new youth. Using qualitative research methods, the article collected and analyzed typical examples from numerous literature sources, highlighting four trends in the picture of new youth concepts: the aesthetics of distance in the era of superficial socialization, an autonomous working concept, going beyond the role of the "hard worker", significant liberation from traditional views on marriage and fertility, and a free consumer concept, under the influence of influenced by the philosophy of "lying down and doing nothing." On this basis, the article further interprets new value orientations, such as "self-satisfaction", encouraged by new youth, and their profound impact on the social structure, cultural concepts, and models of economic development. In response to the challenges that arise in this regard, the article also suggests targeted regulatory strategies aimed at balancing the individualistic aspirations of new youth and the steady progress of society.

new youth, changes in concepts, epochal changes, logical analysis, social impact