The key reason why people in their 20s are completely different from the older generation these days is JPG.

(1)Q Characteristics of adults popular with the MZ generation based on big data trends
(2)The MZ generation is very strict.
(3)There are people in their 30s and 20s.
(4)People in their 30s and 20s are very different in Korean society.
(5)close to the older generation
(6)a judge in one’s thirties
(7)The key to understanding the MZ generation is…
(8)You have to understand your 20s!
(9)There’s only one thing that this generation experiences in common.
(10)one’s relationship with one’s parents
(11)This is where a lot of trends and problems arise.
(12)The relationship between 40 and 50 and parents…
(13)Start with conflict
(14)So there’s resistance.
(15)That’s where the need to subvert the existing system starts.
(16)On the other hand, your relationship with your parents
(17)a relatively good twenties
(18)People in their 20s don’t do that.
(19)through support
(20)Maintaining personality
(21)and we were able to maintain that environment.
(22)Another trend here is…
(23)about one’s parents
(24)Mystic authority is lost.
(25)accusing one’s parents
(26)the advent of a program
(27)Paradoxically, these things appear frequently.
(28)The relationship between parents and people in their 20s
(29)suggesting equality
(30)I mean, because of the loss of my mystical authority,
(31)When you don’t ask for it.
(32)nosy
(33)I hate it.
(34)The generation and the direction of life…
(35)Because it’s different.
(36)by old standards
(37)I can’t teach you.
(38)For those in their 20s,
(39)a popular character
(40)Especially popular among people in their 20s.
(41)Equal communication.
(42)a role that pulls it off well.
(43)and play a role in equal communication.
(44)Equal communication.
(45)a well-digested role
(46)Whether it’s a friend or a senior,
(47)Advice Advice Assessment Judgment
(48)not doing
(49)That’s the role that men and women in their 20s expect from their seniors.
(50)It’s been 70 years since I was born in the year of the dog.
(51)He’s a citizen of the underdeveloped and developing world.
(52)But I’m in my 20s now.
(53)I’m a citizen of a developed country.
(54)The culture is different.
(55)Who teaches who?

(1)one’s relationship with one’s parents
(2)Unlike the older generation, who had many conflicts and conflicts with authoritative parents,
(3)growing up in a close and equal relationship like friends with parents and extremely disgusted with the nosiness of authority
(4)the pursuit of equal relationships regardless of age