Thanks to the development of the Internet and mobile phone and other technologies, online social networking may become the main way for Gen Z people to socialize, and they can do most things in their daily lives without leaving their homes. As a result, they may not be good at dealing with social situations in real life, have difficulty dealing with real environment, lack of experience in offline communication with people, and attach great importance to personal privacy. Many of them may suffer from social phobia, dislike being the center of attention in a crowd, and prefer to use the Internet to develop social ways and social channels that they are good at. The blooming flowers represent the Z era full of personality, and the golden wire represents the network cable, linking them together and tying them down. The white boxes represent electronic products through which they learn about the world and connect with each other.

China's Generation X has experienced many events, and their thinking has gone through the process from imprisonment to liberation, which makes them more inclined to believe in their own experience and more stubborn and conservative in their thinking. In those days, entertainment was politicized and taken seriously, resulting in a more humble, stuffy and serious personality. They have not been exposed to the Internet since childhood, so it is more difficult for them to deal with complex information on the Internet and receive information at a slower speed. Besides, they lack the ability to distinguish the authenticity of information on new media, and they are more likely to believe in "authority". They are not sensitive to electronic devices and are relatively slow to adopt new things. This work expresses that Generation X people are breaking through the restrictions of the old era and reborn. The branches break through the dilapidated stone walls, representing changes made during the Cultural Revolution, and the birds represent the attitude of Generation X people to break through the environment and pursue themselves

Gen Xers are less adept at using technology like the Internet, which has led them to prefer socializing with people offline. But the children of Generation X are mostly only children, and their lack of companionship makes them feel lonely, so they tend to do activities with their peers. Generation Z grew up in an era of abundant spiritual, cultural and material conditions. They can use the Internet for social communication and daily life. They can live alone, but their parents are often busy, and their status as the only child makes them more lonely. Therefore, it may be possible to design an activity space where different age groups can communicate and get to know each other to alleviate these problems. Generation X laid the foundation for the growth of Generation Z, but Generation Z is growing faster and better at using the Internet.