Political Attitudes of China’s Post-1980s Generation

Wei Shan

East Asian Policy (EAP), 2017, vol. 09, issue 04, 112-124

Abstract: The political attitudes of the post-1980s generation in China are important for understanding the country’s political future. Public opinion surveys reveal the post-1980s group as the least nationalistic and more sceptical of the government than the older generations. They show little interest in politics despite their confidence of participating in public issues. In the long term, Beijing will have to face a society led by the more critical and less obedient post-1980s.

Date: 2017
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