A large number of young people do not work or ask their parents for money, how terrible is the new type of gnawing at the old?

In recent years, the phenomenon of "new gnawing on the old" has attracted widespread attention from the society. This phenomenon mainly refers to the fact that some young people do not want to work and do not actively seek self-reliance, but choose to live a lifestyle that is dependent on their parents. This kind of behavior not only has a negative impact on personal growth, but also causes a certain degree of stress and distress to society as a whole.

The emergence of the phenomenon of "new gnawing at the old" is partly due to the economic pressures and fierce competition in today's society. Faced with high housing prices, high tuition fees, and competition in the job market, some young people feel frustrated and helpless, choosing to escape reality and hope for their parents' support. This kind of behavior not only lacks independence and responsibility, but also tends to cause tension and conflict in family relationships.

However, the deeper reasons behind the phenomenon of "new gnawing on the elderly" may be closely related to factors such as the education system and social values. The education system overemphasizes scores and utilitarianism, and ignores the all-round development of the individual and the cultivation of values, resulting in a lack of social responsibility and self-realization for some young people. At the same time, the distortion of social values has led some people to believe that relying on parents is a "normal" choice rather than an irresponsible behavior.

To solve the phenomenon of "new gnawing at the old", we need the joint efforts of the whole society. First of all, the education sector should re-examine the objectives of education, focus on cultivating students' independent thinking skills and sense of social responsibility, and make them understand the importance of self-reliance and self-reliance. Secondly, family education is also very important, parents should focus on cultivating their children's self-care ability and independence, and guide them to establish a correct outlook on life and values. At the same time, society should strengthen the construction of employment policies and social security systems, and provide more employment opportunities and growth space for young people, so that they can realize their self-worth and get rid of the bad habit of "gnawing at the old".

Around us, there may be a similar phenomenon of "new gnawing the old". We can think about whether we have similar problems in our families and society, and what kind of contribution can we make to solve this problem? Through in-depth thinking and discussion, perhaps we can find more solutions and jointly create a more harmonious and healthy social environment.