chóng xīn重新sī kǎo思考mín zhǔ民主
Many people say democracy is coming to an end, but democracy is not a fixed thing.
Throughout history, different people have had different understandings of democracy.
The ideal of democracy is that everyone decides their own life together, but in reality, many people do not have real rights.
In the past in the United States, only white men could vote, and many people were excluded.
Now, the world has become very complex, with issues like climate, economy, and immigration affecting our lives, but democracy still mainly happens within countries.
For example, Greenland has very few people, but big countries often decide their future.
What exactly is democracy?
Is it voting, or is it that everyone truly has the right to participate?
We need new ideas to allow more people to take part in decisions.
In the future, young people might bring us new ways of democracy.