Every change in society is accompanied by new problems and new opportunities. Some traditional ideas are amplified in modern society, and some are diluted. For example, the care and help for the elderly and vulnerable groups are bound by reality in many cases, leading to people becoming more and more indifferent. But this does not mean that the whole society is indifferent, and there are still many people who continue to do good things, but the ways and means have changed.
There is also a change in the concept of family, in the past, the family was an absolute safe haven, but now many people feel that the family is more of a responsibility and a burden. Behind this is the continuous enhancement of modern people's pursuit of individual freedom and pursuit. However, this change does not mean that the value of the family is weakening, but people's definition and expectations of the family are changing.
Another example is attitudes towards breastfeeding, where young mothers now face far more pressure and choices than before, and milk powder advertising is only part of it. We can't simply criticize young mothers, because there are more social pressures and practical considerations behind them.
The opposition between pets and parents is more of a symbol. Pets bring simple and pure companionship to people, while the relationship with parents is more complicated. But this does not mean that young people are not filial, it is just that their expressions and needs are changing.
The phenomenon of not having children or delaying childbearing is a combination of economic, social and cultural factors. But it is also a reminder that society should create a better environment for young people to have children and education, so that they no longer worry about the future.
The problem of borrowing money reflects the modern society's view of money and the crisis of integrity. In a society where trust is declining, people are also becoming more conservative and wary in their interactions with each other.
Ultimately, we need to recognize that there are deep-seated reasons behind these social phenomena. Solving these problems requires the efforts of all levels of society, including governments, businesses, the media, and individuals. We should not simply complain and criticize, but should think deeply and find solutions.