bù tóng不同guó jiā国家de的qīng nián青年zhèng zài正在jué xǐng觉醒
In Germany, France, Italy, and Brazil, more and more young people are taking to the streets.
They oppose government cuts to social services and are also worried that life is becoming more expensive, while housing, jobs, and education are becoming harder to access.
They also oppose the hatred brought by the far right and hope to protect everyone’s rights.
In Brazil, many university students are taking action together with young people facing financial difficulties, and the movement has spread to schools in different parts of the country.
These young people feel that political methods from the past can no longer solve today’s problems.
They have also begun to connect their anxiety, sadness, and worries about the future with a society marked by too much competition and too little fairness.
They do not simply follow one leader’s words; instead, they decide together how to act through online communication and face-to-face meetings.
Young people from different countries share similar hopes: to be respected, to accept differences between people, and to help one another.
They hope to change society peacefully and without violence so that everyone can have a better future.