In the past, when people chatted, why didn't they talk about national affairs anymore?
Now, ordinary people hardly talk about national affairs in conversation.
In the past, people often talked about national affairs in informal conversations, which was an indispensable part of their lives, and they were concerned about the development of the country, the direction of policies, and their expectations for the future were closely related to national affairs.
However, people today don't seem to care much about national issues.
In our daily lives, we have rarely heard people talking about national events, and many people seem to have lost interest in national events.
This change begs the question: why is this happening? What's the idea behind it?
Some might say that this is because modern society is informative, distracting people.
In fact, today we live in an information age, with all kinds of social**, short**, and other emerging ** constantly emerging, attracting people's attention and interest.
At the same time, people's lives are getting faster and faster, and it is difficult to have enough time and energy to pay attention to national affairs.
I don't think that's the main reason, though.
In fact, the decline in people's attention to national affairs may be more a reflection of the changing mentality and values of today's society.
In the past, national events directly affected people's lives, so people paid more attention to the evolution and changes of these events.
Nowadays, with the development of the economy and the progress of society, people's attention has gradually shifted from national affairs to their own interests and well-being.
The livelihood issues that Chinese are most concerned about are: housing, employment, income, education, medical care and pension.
The ability to gain the support, trust, recognition, maintenance and love of the people!
Everyone wants the country to be strong, the army to be strong, the people to be rich, and their homeland to be stronger and more prosperous.