Summary of views: Generation Z has been seamlessly connected with the Internet information age since they were born. They attaches great importance to cultural identity. In the time and space enrichment brought about by globalization, it affects the cognition of the cultural identity of the people in the Z era. Some young people are excessively addicted to foreign culture, nor can they maintain cultural confidence.
Collage explanation: Part1 of the design revolves around Gen Z issues. Generation Z are more likely to be affected by other people's words or behaviors because they have received exam-oriented education and Internet since childhood. The whole design uses black as the background, representing that for Generation Z, the world is unknown. The torn paper in the middle of the image splits the whole into two parts, the top half representing the advantages of the era that Gen Z accept. The CD represents a colorful world made by technology, and the rocket expresses the upward motivation of Generation Z. The full of withered and rotten objects and colors, designed to express that any new thing is a double-edged sword. While enjoying the dividends of The Times, we should improve our ability to distinguish, and keep our cultural confidence.

Summary of views: Part2 points some Generation X will overemphasize the useless formalistic behavior because of the background information of the time.The Generation X who grew up in the Cultural Revolution of the last century, because of the excessive extremism of the time emphasis on form over substance. Generation X attaches great importance to social hierarchy, and they seize the opportunity of reform and opening up, accumulate more capital, and occupy a place in both business and official circles. As a result, they would start issuing "conformity tests," which gradually formed the formalism for Generation X.
Collage explanation: Part2 the design as a whole is a tower gathered up with smoked cigarette butts, representing the corrupt drinking and table culture derived from formalism. The silver background surrounding the tower in the middle creates a seemingly luxurious environment, while the jagged edges indicate that all is not as it seems. Cigarette butts gathered outside, firmly stuck by glue, tilted a seemingly solid castle, in fact, are surface engineering, pull out one will collapse, revealing the nature of decay, glue formed a messy silk also represents the relationship in the wine and table culture. Essentially it means something that seems nice to do because of formalism, but is actually empty and has no connotation.

Summary of views: Part3 expresses the difference of identity between Gen Z, X. Generation Z is more focused on online social networking. Gen Xers are more social in real life. Gen Z grew up with the Internet, they just want to "lie flat". They choose live alone, so they use the Internet to make their lives diverse. Gen X's socializing is mostly purposeful. They more inclined to participate in teamwork. They focuses on "identity socialization", the pursuit and recognition of success in the traditional sense.
Collage explanation: I posed a question: Do you really show others who you really are? The design is divided into two parts, separated by mirrors. The mirror is to represent the barrier between network and reality; Mirror can most objectively let people understand the most real side of themselves. The part in front of the mirror represents the side that people show on the Internet, is bright and colorful, but is it really happy time? People often indulge in good illusions, looking in the mirror can make them wake up. The overall tone of the other side of the mirror is very dull, representing in private, many young people who are glamorous online are unsociable or even depressed. Many adults who appear to be successful people in reality have to make up for themselves. And the silk that swirls around them names a problem - isn't it a kind of self-entanglement?