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Yang interviews a man named Lei Bo, born in 1980, who has an undergraduate education and works at a state-owned Chinese-foreign joint venture. Lei Bo, who reveals he is a member of the communist party, expresses deep pride in Shenzhen’s economic success and rejects Yang’s critical needling with positive affirmations of China’s continued progress and development.

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Our Generation Is Happier than Those Born in the ’50s, ’60s, and ’70s

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    2025年

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  • Qingxiang Yang

摘要

Yang interviews a man named Lei Bo, born in 1980, who has an undergraduate education and works at a state-owned Chinese-foreign joint venture. Lei Bo, who reveals he is a member of the communist party, expresses deep pride in Shenzhen’s economic success and rejects Yang’s critical needling with positive affirmations of China’s continued progress and development.