A young voice has been ignored.
The reason for ignoring it is so simple - they are too young. If the post-60s generation is considered as an idealistic one, the post-70s generation as the backbone of society, and the post-80s generation as the successor to this society, then they more or less hold a part of the discourse power of this society.
Youth extends for thousands of miles, how can the post-90s, those who are still living their lives within the walls of school, make their voices heard by the public?
Dreams are like the walls of old neighborhoods.
Vividly graffiti them. And then crashingly push them down. Trampled by thousands of people. Non-mainstream, brain-damaged... Such labels have been stuck on the foreheads of an entire generation.